Career

Working 9-5 behind a desk in a cubicle is no longer the only choice for employees, which is good news for boomers not ready to fully retire.

After reaching a long-awaited retirement, you might find yourself missing more about work than you expect. Here's how to cope.

While the labor market continues to make a slow recovery, baby boomers face particularly tough hiring prospects. Here’s what they have to do to showcase their skills and overcome any stereotypes to prove to hiring managers their worth.

Gow can older workers best avoid being labeled, stereotyped and looked over as you get older? Experts share their tips.

Normally, you have to withdraw money from accounts by age 72, but there are exceptions.

In a new survey, 43% of Americans would take a pay cut in favor of a higher 401(k) match. What would you do?

Even if you are working in your 60s, having a 401(k) match is a nice benefit.

If you are among the legions who are behind in funding your retirement, you'll need to maximize every single opportunity to save. 

Compared to its economic peers, the U.S. is all work and no play.

Global stocks were uneven Tuesday as weak Chinese manufacturing weighed on sentiment and investors looked ahead to a U.S. jobs report later this week that could cement expectations for a Fed interest rate hike.

Stocks are snapping higher in early trading after the U.S. government reported an encouraging pickup in hiring last month.

U.S. stock indexes are opening lower following a weak jobs report late last week.

Asian stocks drifted Monday, with many markets closed for holidays, after a surprisingly weak U.S. employment report.

The fumes, reeking of gasoline, poured from the white Kia SUV as soon as an emergency medical technician broke one of the rear windows.

Less than a quarter of American workers believe they will receive the gift of a holiday bonus this year, and just 12% anticipate a pay raise for 2016.

Getting your first real job is a great feeling, but with that paycheck also comes financial responsibilities.

Choosing the wrong gift or presenting it in a tacky way can backfire and lead to long-term career damage.

Those looking for seasonal work this year are in luck—CareerBuilder finds more companies plan to bring on additional help this year compared to the past two years. What’s more, nearly half will keep these workers on board after the season ends.

Women make up nearly half of the total workforce in the U.S. yet many women are earnings less than their male counterparts and struggling to save for retirement.

You want to throw a holiday party but cannot afford to spend big bucks. Consider these suggestions to cut down on costs and party on a budget.