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Initial jobless claims rose by 12,000 to 218,000 in the week ended Dec. 23, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Initial jobless claims rose by 12,000 to 218,000 in the week ended Dec. 23, the Labor Department said Thursday.

Even as the minimum wage ticks up in half the country, inflation remains high and competition for better-paying jobs is increasing.

While Shein is a convenient fashion destination, it has faced scrutiny for ethical and environmental concerns and questionable employee policies. Read more.

The central bank has only once changed its policy to help elect a presidential candidate: Nixon in 1972.

While Shein is a convenient fashion destination, it has faced scrutiny for ethical and environmental concerns and questionable employee policies. Read more.

While the U.S. labor market remains quite strong overall, that’s not the same picture for older workers, new research shows.

In-office and hybrid workers saw more raises and promotions than remote workers in 2023, but also reported less job satisfaction.

The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits last week inched up to 205,000, indicating layoffs remain low during the holiday season and...

Peter Colavito of Invest in Our Future on the opportunities of federal legislation and the need to strengthen public confidence in U.S. institutions