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Colorado and Pennsylvania both saw quitting ease in November. For most states, like New Hampshire, pandemic-era quitting got even more intense.

Even with union approval at a high, and strikes all over the country, the average union membership rate is 10.3%. In South Carolina, it's just 1.7%.

In 2021, even as strikes broke out across the country and workers turned their backs on low-paying jobs, union membership still fell.

A report finds that taxing people with over $5 million could bring in $928.39 billion a year. A one-year child tax extension costs $185 billion.

Vaccine specialists and diversity and inclusion managers have seen job growth surge over the last several years.

The payments helped millions of families stay afloat. One mother said, It was "huge to just know that we're not going to lose our house."

The oldest millennials, once blighted by the Great Recession, are the only age group to be at or above their pre-pandemic employment level.

Inflation is usually high when the job market is healthy, and vice versa. The pandemic economy bucked the trend and put the Fed in an awkward spot.

The White House is keeping an eye on the sharp jump in Omicron cases and it may push for a fresh stimulus package for small businesses.

In November, a record-breaking 1 million leisure and hospitality workers quit — showing that workers might be pushing back against a wage shortage.