The uptick seems to reinforce a number of recent signals showing moderation in the labor market.

There’s already unemployment insurance. But new research makes the case for wage insurance as further protection for workers.

Initial jobless claims hit a 10-month high last week. If that takes pressure off prices, the Federal Reserve might reduce interest rates.

Prices have climbed persistently, yet the service is persistently scarce. That, in turn, hurts kids and undermines the labor force.

These bots send out job applications in high volume for a fee. Reporter Aki Ito at Business Insider tried a few and reported the results.

There has been a wave of migration to the U.S. — legal and not — since 2022. Many who entered are finding and keeping jobs.

Layoff announcements at big companies –like Cisco, this week–can seem at odds with low unemployment claim numbers and positive monthly job reports.

Many veterans lack college degrees, but the skills they acquire in military service can benefit employers, a McKinsey report shows.

Experts are predicting a slight decrease in wage growth, a drop that get us closer to pre-pandemic rates.

The labor market is still pretty tight, even after the last year and a half of rate hikes loosened things a bit.