Jobs

The tough job market new college graduates are getting dumped into may significantly affect their chances for higher positions and salaries.

Tess Vigeland and finance expert Ilyce Glink take Chicagoans' questions at the Thompson Center on landing a job, how much a college degree is worth and how to market yourself online.

Tess Vigeland chats with John Challenger of the outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas on his thoughts of the job market's future

Mitchell Hartman talks to senior executive assistant Marsha Gooden as she goes on a search for new employment.

Getting back into the job market proves tough for workers in Chicago struggling against record-breaking trends in long-term unemployment.

Many who dream of becoming chefs in Los Angeles dread the thought of kitchen costs. But one business is making an affordable kitchen space a possibility.

The United Auto Workers union is holding its annual meeting this week in Detroit, and members are discussing ways they can grow. Alisa Roth reports.

Marketplace Money is in Chicago this week to tape a special episode on jobs and unemployment. Host Tess Vigland and audio engineer Josh Rogosin h…

The Marketplace Money team is in Chicago to focus on jobs — losing one, getting one, starting over and everything in between.