Jobs

Immigrants are much more likely to create a new business, studies show, and the knock-on effect is job creation.

The agency's estimates that immigrants will add $7 trillion to gross domestic product over the next decade.

Part of it? Inflation.

Noise is a factor in creating a healthy and comfortable space as firms try to ease the transition after years of remote work.

Six months of incremental softening of the job market has firmed up to something tangible: the number of people continuing to file for unemployment was the highest it’s been in almost two years.

People are scanning today's jobs report for signs of slower job creation and greater wage gains — as unemployment claims hover near pre-pandemic lows, and companies announce fewer layoffs.

Wage growth beat inflation in May and June for the first time since March 2021. But economists say two months do not a trend make.

Foreign-born workers are continuing to play a crucial role in a tight job market.

ADP and other labor market signals point to continuing interest rate increases by the Federal Reserve.

A remote corner of the U.S. might offer insight into how companies can work with the labor market they've got.