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Latinas are "gonna work until they die and they still won't catch up," Jasmine Tucker of the National Women's Law Center said.

Used car prices are the lowest in over a year, but you might not be able to afford the interest rate on a loan.

Even as big tech names like Twitter are laying off employees, firms like Deloitte and PwC are still looking for tech workers, according to Indeed.

Singapore and New York City tied for No. 1 in EIU's 2022 cost of living ranking of 172 cities. It's New York's first year at the top of the list.

Fewer young people, immigrants, and older workers could fuel labor shortages for decades, which could mean better pay and job security for workers.

As housing demand fades, several cities in California have seen home prices fall more than 5% from peak values earlier this year.

Hiring and wage growth were still booming in November, which is good news for workers — but might not be for the economy.

The increase beat the forecast from economists but was lower than October's revised figure, while unemployment held steady at 3.7%.

Black workers saw their median net worth grow by 174% from 2013 to 2019 in states that raised their minimum wages.

Intuit, Google, and Apple are three of the most flexible companies out there according to a ranking from Indeed.