Page 7 - Workers Pay News Today

About one in five Americans age 65 and older worked for pay in 2023, nearly double the share of older adults who were working 35 years ago — and their hours...

How unusual is a 10% 401(k) contribution with no required employee contribution?

Jurors to decide how much former Trump lawyer must pay for defaming two Georgia election workers

The strong U.S. labor market finally appears to be simmering down after a long stretch of rapid hiring. Here's what to watch for in the November jobs report...

November's pullback in 30-year fixed mortgage rates may stall, or even reverse.

By Nina Kienle German railway company Deutsche Bahn faces a new strike following a dispute with the union of locomotive drivers over wages and working...

Work stoppage, the first of this scale since the 1970s, comes amid tensions over pay, planned job cuts

Autonomous-truck company TuSimple Holdings Inc. is winding down its U.S. operations and slashing its workforce following a tumultuous year.

Shares of General Motors Co. gained more than 2% Monday after analysts at Mizuho upgraded the stock to buy from neutral and said the carmaker has several...

President has shied away from talking about inflation because the strong labor market tells a better story