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The homebuilding sector hired more workers and increased wages in February, which could mean more affordable housing is on the way.

Millennials are especially concerned. 72% worry they're not making enough to keep up with inflation, per a survey from The Conference Board.

A survey of 2,000 Black workers in Southern California found that 45% who faced discrimination in the workplace got laid off or terminated.

Cooling price growth for essentials like food, rent, and gas will be key to avoiding an inflation crisis.

"Persons with a disability were less likely to work in management, professional, and related occupations than those without a disability," BLS wrote.

Indeed Hiring Lab's Tara Sinclair said job mismatch is a long-term problem that needs long-term solutions.

Remote work is just one accommodation employers can offer to make the workplace a more welcoming place for people with disabilities.

There's little sign the direct payment program will be revived in the near future, given resistance from Republicans and Sen. Joe Manchin.

December marked the ninth straight month of more than 4 million walkouts. Quitting accelerated the most in Alaska and Virginia.

"People see telework and remote work as something that can help them balance things in terms of work and family," Pew Research Center said.