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3M Co. said Monday that it plans to end its pension plan for non-union U.S. employees in five years.

A surprisingly strong December jobs report, highlighted by an uptick in wage growth, keeps the spotlight on inflation early in the new year.

A barometer of business conditions at service-oriented companies fell in December to a seven-month low, suggesting a hiccup for the U.S. economy.

Initiatives such as bringing Swedish study circles to Bangladesh to teach negotiation won’t work, labor advocates say

Job openings fell in November to a 32-month low of 8.8 million in another sign that a prolonged U.S. hiring boom is fading in response to higher interest rates.

Twenty-two states are lifting pay floors, but many fast-food cooks and housekeepers already got bigger raises

Babysitting rates are up 12% this New Year's Eve compared with last year. No wonder folks are staying in.

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

New benefits to help workers juggle retirement savings and other financial priorities have been approved for next year, but employers have been slow to adopt...

Tesla Inc. has reportedly told some employees that merit-based stock grants won't be included as part of overall compensation this year.