Weekly Jobless Claims Rise, but Not Enough to Jolt Payroll Expectations
According to the Labor Department, the weekly jobless claims were higher than expected in the week ending October 29.
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8% of Workers Are Prisoners at Their Companies
Some 8% of workers worldwide consider themselves "prisoners" at their own companies, according to a recent study.
7 Types of Companies You Should Not Work For
When it comes to the place where you spend at least half your waking hours, you probably want to make sure that it's the kind of place that makes those hours more than just…
Employment Trends Index Confirms Slight Payrolls Gain
The Conference Board Employment Trends Index rose in September, versus a slight decline in the month of August
10 Countries With Unemployment Rates Under 3%
As the U.S. posted a September employment report which showed an addition of 156,000 jobs and an unemployment rate of 5%, America has been at what is called a “full employment” level for over…
Jobless Claims Dip Under 250K Ahead of Unemployment and Payrolls
The U.S. Department of Labor's data keep showing that weekly jobless claims are moving lower and lower. Obviously this is indicative of a rather strong labor market.
How the Markets Are Bracing for Unemployment and Payrolls
The financial markets will get to see the report on payrolls and the employment situation from the U.S. Department of Labor this Friday. This is one of the most closely watched economic reports of…
Wal-Mart Pays Its Workers the Least of Any Company
24/7 Wall St. has released its annual analysis of Companies Paying Americans the Least. Wal-Mart was at the top of the list. According to the report: Wal-Mart, the world’s largest company and private employer,…
Weekly Jobless Claims Now at 80th Straight Week Under 300,000
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released another weekly jobless claims report, and it marks the 80th week in a row of less than 300,000 claims.
Wind Turbine Service Technician Is Fastest Growing Job in America
The need for wind turbine service technicians will grow more than 108% by 2024, according to a 24/7 Wall St. analysis.
Why the Gig Economy Is Not as Cool as as People Think
Two-thirds of Americans who have worked as independent contractors in what is known as the "gig economy" would not choose to do so again. Less than half were satisfied with their experiences.
Emperor Akihito Has No Power
As Emperor Akihito hints he may step down in favor of his son, citing ill-health, it helps to remember he has no power.
Less Than 50% of Workers Are Satisfied With Jobs
With unemployment at multiyear lows, it is unfortunate to see that a recent study shows fewer than half of people are satisfied with their jobs.
Are There Really Now Far Fewer Job Openings in America?
Americans have heard for years now that the jobs market is getting better, that higher pay is available elsewhere and that the unemployment and payrolls were improving. Politicians running for office may have a…
Huge Unexpected Boost in June Payrolls Report
Despite all the news of caution and concern, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) managed to show an upside blowout over expectations.