Tim Hatton works as a writer and has lived in Iowa, New York, Idaho, and now Oklahoma. If you're looking for Tim Hatton the Australian labor economist, the cathedral tour guide (OBE), or the architect, you're not there yet.
Here's what's going on: the links below will take you to a newsletter signup, the newsletter archives, my other writing and work, and some other places you'll find me on the internet. We'll start with the form to subscribe to Septology:
2024: On The Job newsletter
2024-09-18: The Rising Storm: Building A Future-Ready Workforce to Withstand the Looming Labor Shortage (Lightcast Research Report)
2024-03-24 Unlocking New Possibilities in the Labor Market: Lightcast Impact Report
2024-03-12: "The Weight of Words: Gendered Language and Women's Positioning in the Labor Market." Unesco
2023-09-25: "The Investigators of Human Creativity" Stanford Digital Economy Lab
2023-08-01: "What 'Robot Hubs' Mean for the Future of US Manufacturing" Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research
2023-05-19: "In Concert" (Lightcast Brand Identity Video)
2023-03-31: The Global Skills Marketplace: Using Remote Work to Solve the Talent Crisis (Lightcast Research Report)
2023-02-02: Rebuilding Our Semiconductor Workforce: Making the Most of the CHIPS Act (Lightcast Research Report)
From Here On Out: Notes on the Ends of the World (Essays; Columbia University MFA Thesis)
"Strawberries For Breakfast" Montana Mouthful (Short Fiction)
2021: Samples from the Saint Maries Gazette Record
2019-04-17: '"First, people need to feel safe. Then we can think about getting them a job."' Crimson Quarterly
2019-02-25: "Who’s to Blame for Fast Food on Campus? You." The New York Times
2018-10-02: "‘It’s Easy to Ignore That There’s a Problem.’ Students Discuss Consent, Trauma and Kavanaugh." The New York Times
2018-08-18: "Should I Still Cheer For My College Football Team?" The New York Times
This website was last updated on November 7, 2025, with publication of Septology Volume 2, Issue 6