Best and worst states for jobs, according to new data

A new report ranks the best states for jobs based on unemployment, job security, salary, benefits and more.

Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 employees as tech giant reshapes its workforce

Microsoft on Monday announced a new voluntary buyout program that will cover about 60,000 eligible employees who can choose to leave the company with financial support and other career planning resources.

Arizona business opens doors for employees with criminal records

An Arizona-based luxury door manufacturer is prioritizing hiring formerly incarcerated individuals to help them successfully re-enter society.

eBay to cut about 1,000 jobs in second round of layoffs this year

eBay is cutting approximately 1,000 jobs, or about 9% of its workforce, marking the online marketplace's second round of layoffs this year as it looks to streamline operations and focus on key areas of growth.

Netflix laying off 6% of its workforce: What to know

Netflix is turning a profit, but about 1,000 employees will be losing their jobs. Here's what to know.

Nike cutting more jobs as turnaround struggles continue

Nike is slashing cut jobs as part of a sweeping corporate restructuring initiative to reignite financial growth and streamlining its business model.

AZ nurses owed thousands by group home operator
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Licensed practical nurses say they have not received paychecks from Legend DDD Services after several of its group homes were closed. FOX 10 Investigative Reporter Justin Lum has the details.

Bank of America to hire 1,000 more apprentices, invest $150M in workforce development

Bank of America is expanding its skills-based hiring efforts, announcing Thursday that it will hire 1,000 additional apprentices over the next two years while investing $150 million in workforce development programs.

Bringing this popular drink to a job interview could hurt your chances, experts warn

A cup of coffee might be a daily ritual for most Americans, but some career and etiquette experts say bringing one into a job interview could hurt your chances of getting hired.

The fast-food chain where managers average more than $200K a year

In-N-Out Burger store managers make more than $200,000 annually on average, which the fast-food chain says reflects the company's philosophy of investing in its workforce.

Starbucks resolves Florida DEI lawsuit with blockbuster agreement

Starbucks will pay Florida $1 million and will not use race-and sex-based goals, quotas and preferences in employment practices companywide under a sweeping settlement ending the state's civil rights lawsuit against the coffee giant.

Amazon announces hourly wage hikes: Here's how much

Amazon announced a pay raise and new benefits for its thousands of employees, including discounts on eligible groceries.

Flagstaff's minimum wage to go up on New Year's Day: here's why

Some workers in Flagstaff will get a raise come next year, as the city announces its new minimum wage level for 2027.

Pregnant Amazon workers sue, accusing retailer of systematic discrimination

Four former Amazon warehouse employees sued the company in a proposed nationwide class action, accusing it of discriminating against pregnant workers.

The 10 fastest-growing jobs in America over the next decade

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) recently released a report projecting how the U.S. workforce will grow from 2025 to 2035 and what professions will see the largest increases in jobs as the economy evolves.

Unitek launches Tempe paramedic program
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Unitek is expanding its Tempe campus to launch a brand-new paramedic program aimed at training the next generation of first responders amid a growing statewide demand. FOX 10's Danielle Miller reports.

Arizona firm offering paramedic program
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For those who are looking for a career in emergency services, this might be the spot for you, as Unitek EMT & Paramedic is offering a new program amid the demand for emergency medical professionals. FOX 10's Danielle Miller has more.

Lowe's CEO says skilled trades can offer six-figure careers without 4-year degree

As employers across the country look for skilled workers, the Lowe's Foundation is backing a new effort aimed at creating more pathways into high-paying skilled trades careers that do not require a traditional four-year college degree.

Glendale event offers second chances for Arizonans with criminal records

Roughly 500,000 Arizonans live with old or low-level criminal convictions, facing long-term barriers to stable housing, steady employment, and financial security long after completing their sentences.