The Latest Breaking News on Jobs Growth Slowed Sharply in October: What the Experts Are Saying

The economy keeps making headlines for all the wrong reasons — stories about rising prices, supply shortages and a looming recession have been frequently making the front page these days.

U.S. job openings remained elevated in November, highlighting how a resilient labor market is likely to keep the Federal Reserve tilted toward more restrictive policy in the months ahead.

U.S. job openings slipped in November but remained at high suggesting businesses are still determined to add workers, a blow to the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool hiring and wage gains

From calling creditors to announcing your job loss on social media, a solid game plan can make a layoff sting a lot less.

The latest U.S. employment report is anticipated to highlight the resilience of the nation’s labor market through 2022, despite the most aggressive pace of monetary tightening in decades.

November was a chilly month for jobs, relatively speaking, of course. “Only” 263,000 new jobs were created by employers. That was the slowest pace of adding payroll costs in almost two years. (Yes, it is best to put quotes around the word only in that last sentence because a month…

Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits rose last week, but remained near historic lows, underscoring the enduring resilience of the labor market despite the Federal Reserve’s aggressive efforts to cool demand.

The number of people seeking unemployment benefits rose modestly last week, the latest sign that the labor market remains strong despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool the economy and hiring

Despite layoffs and a looming recession, The Great Resignation shows no signs of stopping if employees aren't paid well during times of inflation.

From the New York Times to Amazon warehouses, workers have never been more emboldened. Next year might up the ante even further.

Job cuts have risen this year, even as the US economy shows no signs of a downturn for now