Jobs & Unemployment

The lowest wage that American workers are willing to take in order to accept a new job has hit a record high this year, survey results show.

While the UPS deal didn't result in a strike, past labor disputes between unions and companies over fair pay and better working conditions had different outcomes.

Workers at San Francisco's Federal Building located on 7th and Mission streets are reportedly being advised to work from home due to safety concerns over crime. 

The president will make the case in a speech in New Mexico Wednesday that his financial and tax incentive policies have revived U.S. manufacturing.

A 401(k) is usually workers’ first experience with investing, expert says

Zoom has told its employees to return to the office for the first time since the video communications tool saw a boom during the remote work revolution of the coronavirus pandemic.

Elon Musk says X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, will fund legal fees of anyone who's been treated unfairly by their employers after liking or posting on the social media site.

Schools in the Florida Keys are hiring – and they're looking to dish out up to $98,000 for some positions.

Employee will be responsible for playing the new UNO Quatro game for four hours a day, four days a week, for four weeks.

The Rhode Island-based pharmacy giant said in a statement that it is eliminating "a number of non-customer facing positions" throughout the company

The end of the road comes after the company earlier this month averted a strike by some 22,000 Teamsters-represented workers, saying the company will pay the more than $50 million it owed in worker benefits and pension accruals.

Anheuser-Busch, the maker of Bud Light, is laying off hundreds of positions across its U.S. corporate staff, the company confirmed this week.

Library advocates are calling the move counterproductive for students in the district struggling with their reading skills.

Human resources experts strongly caution against 'loud quitting' — here's why