Jobs

Call centers are bringing jobs back to the United States. Julius Genachowski, chairman for the FCC, says call centers will hire about 100,000 pe…

The economy added 117,000 jobs in July — while the nation's unemployment rate fell slightly — to 9.1 percent

The U.S. unemployment rate remains above 9 percent, and now President Obama says he has a few ideas to create new jobs, including free trade deals with Panama and South Korea.

But can it last given the economy now?

Mid-career internships may be a trend, according to articles on the Internet and anecdotes at dinner parties

Initial claims for unemployment insurance declined in the last week of July, the U.S. Labor Department said. Economists like Mesirow Financial's Diane Swonk say this puts the onus on central banks to juice the economy.

Jobs For America, a call center collation, said today it's hoping to create up to 100,000 jobs in the next two years in the call center industry — jobs coming back from being outsourced to places like India and the Philippines.

A couple of jobs reports out today could be an optimistic bit of news heading into Friday, when we get the Labor Department's all-important July employment report

Employment executive John Challenger explain why sectors that had been seeing fairly few layoffs — unexpectedly lost jobs in July

In Japan, a debt downgrade meant a generation of workers struggled to break away from hourly work to get into the more stable, salaried work-force.