The president seeks to change overtime pay rules via executive powers.

Why you should read the whole jobs report, and not just the highlights

How businesses observe Martin Luther King Day has changed over time.

Elsie Ejismekwu is happy to have two driving jobs in the North Dakota oil fields as she starts her life over.

Companies who rely on older employees are offering special incentives, from training in new job skills to babysitting services for grandkids.

The unemployment level has fallen to 7 percent for the first time since 2008. But people are still suffering.

Cardiff Garcia from FT Alphaville and Bloomberg's Nela Richardson join Lizzie O'Leary to look back at the week's business news and forward at where the economy is going.

Delayed figures on unemployment are expected to hold steady.

According to a new report from Challenger, Gray and Christmas.

Women aged 55-64 have left the workforce by the hundreds of thousands. Meanwhile, men that age are staying in jobs longer than expected. What gives?