Jobs

At one time, Democrats and President Obama talked about ways to stimulate the creation of more jobs in the debt ceiling negotiations. Now the plans of both parties are all about cutting spending.

Neither debt ceiling plan under debate in Congress addresses the nation's high unemployment — they only cut government spending. Economists say the question isn't whether that will hurt employment, it's by how much?

Alan Beattie of the Financial Times discusses why the debt drama in Washington is problematic for the world

Recent mass layoffs at Cisco, Research in Motion and Borders are adding to a mood of uncertainty and negating government efforts to create jobs.

An old sawmill town in Oregon is home to a Facebook data center. It's helped the local economy, even though there are relatively few jobs at the "server farm."

Unions say the election process to unionize workplaces is too slow. Employers say they're being railroaded.

Millennials may be able to pick up the latest technology in a snap and make an art of multitasking, but they're often lacking manners.

Oklahoma City is doing much better than most of America, bringing in tourists and importing jobs from other states.

The U.S. economy generated just 18,000 jobs last month, raising questions about the post-recession recovery. What's holding back employers?

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