Among the reasons state university systems were founded was to provide inexpensive access to colleges for state residents and their children. These universities and colleges are primarily funding with state dollars, and consequently taxes.…
Education is among the most visible and critical markers that often divide rich from poor. Education levels also influence health, homeownership, and median earnings. These are some of the reasons why the federal government…
A recent Bureau of Labor Statistics analysis reveals that the occupation projected to have the fastest growth is in health care support.
A 24/7 Wall St. analysis reveals that the occupation with the oldest workers is farmers, ranchers and other agricultural managers.
There are a large number of studies about which cities and states are best to work in. Among the most well-known are those from U.S. News and WalletHub. These are based on unemployment, job…
The relationship between dog and man is at least 15,000 years old. Early dogs may have been little more than companions. Eventually some became herd dogs, and others hunters. Of course, over most of…
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its August jobs report, officially known as THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION — AUGUST 2021. It showed that the economy added 235,000 nonfarm payroll jobs, which was below the consensus…
Millions of people work outdoors in construction, farming and making deliveries. Some cities are better than others when it comes to these jobs.
Many of the job openings that require COVID-19 vaccination are related to warehouse work.
The COVID-19 pandemic created a deep recession in the early part of last year. The national unemployment rate jumped to 14.8%, the highest level since 1948. Fortunately, the rebound has been substantial, likely aided…
Using wage data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 24/7 Wall St. identified the lowest-paying job for college graduates.
While many employers are struggling to recruit and retain workers, others are still laying off, firing or furloughing employees.
The unemployment situation in the United States has improved dramatically since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The national jobless rate reached 14.7% in April 2020, well above the worst rates of the…
Black unemployment rate was 77% higher than the figure for whites.
Outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas reports that June's announced job cuts totaled 20,476, a low not seen since 1995.
