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Gusto economist Luke Pardue told Insider "every time schools close, childcare needs rise, women are forced to take that step back."

A survey from Comparably highlights whether news and conversations about the Great Resignation are impacting other workers.

Despite one in four US adults having a disability, workers with disabilities continue to face discrimination in the hiring process and workforce.

Only 5.5% of businesses shrank their office space, according to BLS data. But a lot of companies are looking to redesign with hybrid work in mind.

According to new BLS data, 34% of accommodation and food services establishments increased base wages due to the pandemic.

In some of the biggest cities, one-bedroom apartments cost nearly as much as two-bedroom units. It risks leaving single adults economically worse-off.

After watching the home-improvement show "This Old House" with her boyfriend, and driven by the pandemic, Carly Carey switched her career to plumbing.

The economy added 709,000 more jobs than previously thought in the final 2 months of 2021, reversing the initially disappointing reports.

In 2021, wages skyrocketed as businesses fought to keep and attract staff. It's a trend that's already crept into 2022.

The US economy added 467,000 jobs in January, according to government data published Friday. That beat the median forecast of 150,000 new payrolls.