What is your definition of a good job?By Hayley HershmanJune 17, 2016Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesWe have some answers from Nashville.POSTED IN: Jobs price of profits careers ListenreadDownloadDownload
Why careers are gone, and jobs are going nextBy Sarah GardnerJune 17, 2016Hayley HershmanJob security erodes as companies get more work done with fewer "direct hires"POSTED IN: Jobs contracting outsourcing freelance temps ListenreadDownloadDownload
Where have all the public corporations gone?By David BrancaccioJune 17, 2016Image via Uber/YouTubeAnd did they take all the jobs with them?POSTED IN: public corporations activist investor Jobs ListenreadDownloadDownload
The Federal Reserve in a quandaryBy Gigi DoubanJune 15, 2016Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesThe Fed is sending out mixed signals about an interest rate hike.POSTED IN: Jobs Unemployment growth interest rate Federal Reserve ListenreadDownloadDownload
What it feels like to be a middle class family todayBy Kai Ryssdal and Tommy AndresJune 09, 2016Tommy Andres/MarketplaceMaybe it's time to redefine what it means to be middle class in AmericaPOSTED IN: middle class 2016 presidential election Barack Obama hillary clinton Bernie Sanders donald trump Jobs wage stagnation GDP American dream los angeles america stacked deck ListenreadDownloadDownload
Weekly Wrap: Jobs, Brexit and what Janet Yellen might be thinkingBy Kai RyssdalJune 03, 2016Felix Salmon and Catherine Rampell join Kai Ryssdal to recap the week that was.POSTED IN: Jobs ListenreadDownloadDownload
What's a sustainable level of job growth?By Mitchell HartmanJune 03, 2016LAURENT FIEVET/AFP/Getty ImagesJob creation has slowed and economists are divided as to whether it will revive significantly later in 2016.POSTED IN: employment Jobs Labor Department ListenreadDownloadDownload
Why employment numbers are so lowBy David BrancaccioJune 03, 2016Alex Wong/Getty ImagesThe Verizon strike had a lot to do with it, Labor Secretary Tom Perez says.POSTED IN: U.S. jobs numbers ListenreadDownloadDownload
May's jobs report provide pointer to FedBy Adriene HillJune 03, 2016Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesThe economy added 38,000 nonfarm payroll jobs in May — a number much lower than experts predicted.POSTED IN: Jobs Economy Federal Reserve inflation interest rates employment ListenreadDownloadDownload
