Jobs

Chris Low, chief economist with FTN Financial, explains today's jobs report from the Labor Department, and how the numbers could affect the debt talks in Washington.

Jill Schlesinger, editor-at-large at CBS/MoneyWatch, takes a look at today's job report from the Labor Department, and shares her hopes for a continued recovery.

Today we'll get the official jobs report from the Labor Department. Early estimates from economists are predicting that the economy added north of 100,000 jobs in June — but that growth isn't happening everywhere.

Auto makers both domestic and foreign are hiring in the U.S. as they expand production of small, high-mileage cars.

New curriculum in Maryland high schools are teaching students about opportunities in government agencies, law enforcement and homeland security.

John Challenger, CEO of the job placement firm Challenger Gray & Christmas, explains today's job report, and how jobs in the technology and energy industries are showing strong signs of growth.

The Department of Defense and the Chamber of Commerce team up to create a program to help military spouses find employment.

Monster, the official jobs site of 2002, is likely responding to the rapidly growing popularity of LinkedIn here. Monster has always been a tradit…

Labor regulators have proposed new rules that would dramatically speed up the process of union elections — a move that could help struggling unions find new membership.

Stock brokers, financial planners, accountants: Workers of the financial industry are among the most likely to have had a major depressive episode in the past year. Reporter Sean Cole looks at what makes this industry more susceptible to depression.