Even as holiday spending is expected to surpass $1 trillion, retailers are set to hire the lowest number of seasonal workers in decades.

Who shows up and how employees interact at an office holiday party can be a good indicator of how business is faring.

Productivity has increased, largely because more jobs are being automated — and AI is expected to speed that transformation.

Arizona Pipe Trades is a union-run program to train the workers helping build up one of the fastest-growing cities in America.

According to Peter Howitt, artificial intelligence has the power to create both future job loss and future jobs we can’t yet imagine.

New technology like robots and self-checkouts mean even while consumers are spending, retailers aren’t hiring more.

A wood manufacturing company in the forests of northern Michigan is hiring people right out of rehab and running a sober house for employees in addiction recovery.  

Meta, Amazon, and Dell all recently pushed more workers to go back to the office five days a week. But data shows remote workers get a lot done.

With immigration at net-zero, the American economy is adding jobs at a much slower pace.

Though a few industries have picked up the pace on hiring.