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Private companies hired 235,000 workers in December despite growing concerns that the Federal Reserve will trigger a recession with its war on inflation.

Experts weigh in on handling the office gift swap during the holidays. While some options are suitable for colleagues, some are definitely off-limits — and some send the wrong message.

While job seekers may be tempted to "stand down" during December and the Christmas holidays, it might be the perfect time to keep hustling and land that perfect job.

U.S. employers added more jobs than expected in November as the labor market remained strong in the face of higher interest rates and steep inflation.

Private companies hired just 127,000 workers in November amid growing concerns that the Federal Reserve will trigger a recession with its war on inflation.

Human resource experts weigh in on asking for a raise in a tough economy — and the best ways for employees to highlight their contributions to the company during meetings with the boss.

Americans have worn their long work hours and reverence for productivity as a badge of honor for years. This fall, many of us seem to be on overdrive.

The workplace trend "quiet quitting" is now followed by "quiet constraint" — workers hold back key information from their teams for a variety of reasons, including competitiveness. Experts weigh in.

How to take control of Slack using notifications settings, so that you never miss a message from your boss, and aren't accidentally considered a quite-quitter.

A second job interview is a chance to shine, as an employer goes beyond your skill set and delves deeper into whether you would be a good 'cultural fit' for their company.

Disagreements or arguments can occur in the workplace, but career experts and other professionals advise handling these on-the-jobs situations carefully and professionally — here's smart advice for all.

Experts share ways that presenters and attendees can make the most of trade shows for work. Advice includes using technology to best advantage and planning ahead to send the best team possible.

The Labor Department reported on Friday that U.S. employers added 263,000 workers in September, with hiring at bars and restaurants helping to boost the headline number.

Teaching degrees are being offered at community colleges in several states around the country as way to solve the issue of teacher shortages.

The Labor Department reported on Tuesday that there were 10.1 million job openings at the end of August, lower than economists expected as the labor market cools off.

Whether you’re interviewing for a new job or interviewing for a different role in your existing company, your job interview is a chance to set yourself apart from your competition — which are any other job applicants.

Three career professionals explain how to discuss a six-month gap in a resume when job hunting. Among the advice: Reveal the personal or professional skills gained in that time.

A growing number of remote workers in the U.S. appear to be taking on two full-time jobs to raise their incomes and achieve financial freedom through overemployment. But there are risks.

Workplace bullying is real and can adversely affect victims' mental and physical health. Here are some steps to take if it exists on the job, including how to document the events.

An emerging business trend is known as "quiet firing," when an employer creates a situation that forces an employee to resign. This includes denying raises and bonuses; here's how to handle it.