The economy is growing and employers are still looking for workers, and that trend will probably continue for awhile.

Many workers are quitting their jobs during the pandemic, but are they improving their financial situations after they leave?

The hot jobs market is giving employees leverage over employers.

While there are constraints on labor supply, we’re seeing signs that some of them are easing, one economist says.

Other employment numbers have been subject to a lot of revision as well.

“Clean slate” laws call for updating court databases and creating algorithms to automatically clear records for minor offenses.

The number of new jobless claims filed last week was the lowest since March of 2020.

A record 4.3 million people quit their jobs in August, according to the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Many are demanding higher wages to return to the labor force. ADP reports private-sector employment rose strongly in September.

An AARP report shows nearly 70% of those unemployed in June had been out of work for six months or more.