Jobs

The U.S. has lost 6.9 million jobs over the last three years. From where might surprise you.

With all the recent talk about unemployment and the economy, what do the actual words about work and jobs mean anymore?

The government's unemployment statistics tells us a lot — but not everything — about the health of the U.S. economy and its workforce.

Private employers are creating jobs every month. But it's not nearly enough to whittle away at the unemployment rate, which remains above 9%

One bright spot in the U.S. economy is Silicon Valley, where companies have expanded during the recession. Reporter Steve Henn discusses why that hasn't translated into more jobs.

The post office is close to bankruptcy, so the postmaster general is recommending drastic cutbacks in service.

College grads are facing the tough job market along with everyone else, and because employers know demand is high, starting wages have dropped in the past decade.

There was no net jobs gain last month. And that's worse than it sounds.

After serving their country, many military veterans struggle to find jobs in the civilian world. Reporter Jeff Tyler looks at the unique challenges they face when they come back the U.S.