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If you take out food and energy, the US inflation picture hasn't gotten any better.

A new study finds that workers who are in a union for their whole careers make $1.3 million more than non-union workers — and they retire earlier.

Friday's jobs report puts the Fed in a position where its best course of action will lead to more economic pain.

In 1978, CEOs made just 30 times more than their workers — but their compensation has grown by over 1,000% since then.

Job creation slowed for the second straight month but remains above the pre-pandemic average, showing that the US is still nowhere near a recession.

According to Comparably's ranking based on employee responses, Adobe ranked number one on this 2022 list.

Job openings fell the fastest since the early pandemic in August, signaling the labor market is cooling off after several months of strong growth.

In Massachusetts, people who are at least 25 years old with a high school diploma make the most among the states and DC.

The bottom half of Americans haven't even recovered from the Great Recession, while the wealthiest have seen their riches soar.

Editors and insurance underwriters are two jobs that usually need a bachelor's degree that are projected to see employment decline from 2021 to 2031.