Plenty of Jobs for Teens, Like Wrangling an Alpaca, If They Want Them, Report Finds
School is out in many parts of the country, leading to what has been one of the rites of passage for teens — the summer job. And there is good news for the seasonal…
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One-Third of People Lie in LinkedIn Profile — Research
According to student and personal loan marketplace LendEDU, a third of respondents to a recent survey said they lie about themselves in their LinkedIn profiles. Over 10% say their profiles are almost a complete…
Black Unemployment at 7.5%, Among Black Youth 27.3%
One group that has not enjoyed the drop of national unemployment to 4.3% is black Americans. According to the May unemployment report, the jobless rate among black Americans was 7.5%. The contrast between the…
Retailers Announce Most Job Cuts of Any Category, Says Challenger Gray Report
The number of layoffs rose last month from the same period in 2016, with retailers slashing the most jobs of any sector, according to a report Friday from Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
10 Jobs Overdue For a Pay Raise
The job market is looking stronger and that might mean you should be getting a raise. The economy created 211,000 jobs in April, according to U.S. Labor Department data, after downshifting the month before.…
American Workers Use Only Half of Their Vacation Time
American employees apparently love their jobs more than they might let on. Nearly half took less than their paid vacation benefits last year and a quarter took less than 25% of their paid time…
10 Top Jobs for New College Graduates
Here are the 10 most common jobs for new college graduates according to employment firm Glassdoor.
The 10 Cities Where Tech Salaries Stretch Furthest
Although high-tech jobs are among the best-paying in the United States, cities where the cost of living is high can make tech workers feel poor.
Markets Brace for Key Payrolls and Unemployment Data
The U.S. growth engine is still moving. Unfortunately, that growth and enthusiasm and strength has started to dial down in recent weeks.
Workers Participating in Mass General Strike in the US on May Day
A mass general strike is taking place in cities across the US today, as May Day actions protest low wages and the Trump administration's immigration policies, among other things.
Unemployment Rate Drops Below 2.9% in 5 States
The national unemployment rate for March was 4.5%. In five states is it much lower. That shows how much the jobless situation can differ from place to place.
ADP Forecasts Another Massive Jobs Month Ahead of Labor Department Report
After a strong payrolls report in February, ADP has forecast that the United States added more private sector payrolls in March than expected.
Apple Supports 4.8 Million Jobs in China, More Than Double US Total
Apple claims it has created and supported some 4.8 million jobs in China. That's more than twice as many as it takes credit for creating and supporting in the United States.
A Week of Continued Strong Jobs Data Pushes Chances of Fed Rate Hike in March
Maybe all that post-election economic hope and all the day in and day out record highs on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and in the S&P 500 Index had some meat to it after…
New Hiring Rate Strongest in 18 Months, Led by Oil & Gas Industry
New workforce report from LinkedIn shows strongest new hiring rate for the last two months that the United States has seen since late summer/early fall of 2015.