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Jobs surged in September, clouding the outlook for the Bank of Canada as it weighs whether more interest rate hikes are needed. Read more

The president of the United Auto Workers (UAW) and other labor leaders held a rally in Chicago to maintain support for the ongoing strike against Detr

The 5,000 auto workers at GM’s Arlington assembly were ready to strike Friday until a breakthrough in negotiations with UAW.

Harvesters, a local nonprofit, donated and distributed hundreds of produce items to members of Local 31, United Auto Workers Union and their families Thursday as the GM Fairfax plant remains idled.

Employers added 336,000 jobs in September despite high interest rates and inflation. Unemployment held steady at 3.8%.

The US labor market surged in September, blowing expectations out of the water by adding 336,000 jobs, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data released Friday.

US stock futures tumbled Friday morning after the September jobs report data was released, with Dow futures tumbling by more than 200 points and futures on the S&P and Nasdaq falling by around 1% and 2%, respectively.

September's job gains blew expectations out of the water.

Nearly 50 United Auto Workers at the General Motors components plant in Lockport have been laid off due to the strike that started Sept. 15.

Experts explain why we are seeing Americans across many industries organize and go on strike this year.