There is a widely held belief that as American companies turned to inexpensive manufacturing in China, millions of workers lost their jobs. Will the trade deal bring back those lost jobs? Does it matter?
The United States has now gone 10 straight years with consistent and consecutive jobs growth, after an in-line jobs report on Friday.
While the initial Employment Situation report for December from the Bureau of labor Statistics has still not been released, it may not much matter in the job market whether the year-end unemployment rate is…
More CEOs left their jobs in 2019 than in any year since 2002, when outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas began keeping records.
If you live and work in Las Vegas, there is a one in three chance you will lose your job to automation. If you are replaced, it will be by a robot or machine.
America has enjoyed its lowest unemployment in five decades as the national figure has fallen to 3.3% in recent months. According to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in one city, it…
The Bureau of Labor Statistics just released its unemployment numbers for America’s 389 metro areas for the month of November. The trend was generally positive. Unemployment for the month was down in 223 of…
Announced job cuts of more than 590,000 in 2019 were the fourth-highest total of the past decade, according to outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Autoworkers and manufacturing employees were among the hardest hit.
The number of CEOs who have left their jobs in the first 11 months of 2019 is just four short of the 2008 record for a full year.
Hiring in the retail sector for the first two months of the holiday season reached an eight-year high of more than 622,000.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' Employment Situation report showed that the economy added 80,000 more nonfarm payrolls than expected during November.
U.S. employers chopped nearly 45,000 jobs in November, fewer than the 50,000 jobs cut in October. Still, the number of jobs lost in the first 11 months of 2019 is greater than the total…
While automation has long been viewed as a threat to workers at the low end of the income scale, artificial intelligence poses a more significant risk to highly educated and paid workers.
The so-called JOLTS report targets the internal metrics inside of the employment market in a different manner than other payrolls reports.
Several theories suggest why the difference between the black and white jobless rates is so large. None is considered definitive by all experts.
