Jobs

In East Baltimore, unemployment is so high that the beginnings of a national recovery were never noticed

Many economists predict that the future of employment will include growth at the bottom and top, but lose the "routine" middlemen jobs

But some are skeptical how much it will help the bigger picture of unemployment in this country

The president looks prepared to talk about small business and creating jobs, but Americans may also grill him about the political divide in Washington

And with the economy slowing down, it could lead to another round of downsizing

Stricter rules on hours and quality have led to fewer truckers on the road. That was fine during the recession, but shipping loads are increasing with a recovering economy.

Wouldn't it be great if your workplace gave you free rein on how much vacation you can take? Some workers are enjoying the freedom, but some industrious Americans are wary of the offer.

The latest jobs report gave us a glimmer of hope, but reporter Mitchell Hartman contrasts those numbers with the long-term reality of the job market.

U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis explains the steps the White House is taking to promote job growth and to guide the country to recovery

The economy added 117,000 jobs in July, sending the nation's unemployment rate down to 9.1 percent for the month, according today's monthly emplo…