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Consumer companies fell sharply after a gloomy outlook from the world's largest retailer and as weekly jobless claims rose to their highest level in three...

By Joshua Kirby The U.K.'s jobless rate stayed steady in the three months to September, though average wage growth eased a little, a boost for the Bank of...

By Joshua Kirby The U.K.'s jobless rate stayed steady in the three months to September though average wage growth eased a little, a boost for the Bank of...

A durable uptick in joblessness could have a devastating impact on the continent, from hitting growth to depleting public coffers

More state-mandated minimum wage hikes are coming in 2024, and many Main Street businesses may feel the pinch.

Mailers from the Freedom Foundation dangling a dues “credit” looked like they came from a union president.

Industry leaders in India agree with Infosys founder Narayana Murthy that a 70-hour work week is necessary for the country to compete with the U.S. and China.

Job growth slowed and unemployment rose in October, according to a monthly jobs report. But the numbers still suggest a healthy labor market, economists said.

The possibility of an economic downturn has been the talk of 2023. While it has not happened yet, experts are still on guard. Here's how you can be, too.

Falling real wages and high corporate profits have fomented militancy on the picket lines at Ford, GM and Stellantis.