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These are the top 10 cities with the lowest unemployment rates, according to March data.

The number comes on the heels of the April jobs report, which revealed that in the span of one month, more than 20 million people found themselves out of work.

These are the top 10 cities with the highest unemployment rates, according to March data.

While the majority of employees believe their employers took the right precautions to ensure their safety and well-being during the coronavirus pandemic, a number of workers remain concerned about their jobs. Here are the steps you can take if you're worried about losing your job in the crisis.

The majority of Google employees are expected to work from home through the end of 2020.

Unemployment for women spiked to 16.2 percent from 3.4 percent as recently in February.

Sheryl Sandberg says companies must do their part to support families and caregivers working from home during COVID-19.

Now, more Americans are working from home than ever before.

The nationwide survey could be a window into how the pandemic could create long-lasting effects on women’s careers and advancements.

In the six weeks since widespread shutdowns began, more than 30 million Americans have lost their job

Economists expected 3.5 million Americans to apply for unemployment benefits last week.

NFL employees with the title of manager or above will take salary reductions.

Employees privileged enough to work from home are racking up paid time off. Here's how much it could cost companies

Experts say it's possible for the U.S. job market to expect health and safety jobs to stay around long after COVID-19 dissipates.

The state isn’t sure how many nontraditional workers have applied for unemployment, but it has received about 75,000 claims that were initially deemed ineligible.

The former player serves as director of business development for Main Squeeze Juice Co., a New Orleans-based fast-casual juice and smoothie chain that operates 12 locations in two states.

A Super Bowl champion, Colston told FOX Business that Burrow is 'ready for the moment.'

The first overall pick is projected to sign a four-year contract worth about $36.2 million.

The coronavirus pandemic has brought American life to a screeching halt with strict stay-at-home measures across the majority of states.

Burrow is one of 58 college football prospects who will participate in the 2020 NFL Draft from home.