Jobs

More American companies expect a decline in payrolls this year as the U.S. economy heads into a possible recession triggered by Fed interest rate hikes.

Spotify CEO Daniel Ek announced that the company is implementing layoffs in order to cut costs and become more efficient amid the challenging economic environment.

The U.S. economy will probably see more job cuts in coming months after a wave of layoffs at Big Tech companies including Google, Microsoft and Twitter.

PetSmart is looking to hire two chief toy testers – one cat and one dog – to give its new toys and treats a try for one year. The pets will each be paid $10K to get the job done.

Regal Cinemas is set to close 39 movie theaters across 20 states and Washington, D.C. on February 15, according to a new bankruptcy filing from its parent company Cineworld.

Will employers be forced to compromise with their employees who want to work remotely and have a greater work-life balance? RedBalloon CEO Andrew Crapuchettes believes so.

Wayfair announced Friday that its laying off more workers as it continues to thin out management and become more agile in the current economic environment.

Google's parent company announced it will lay off 12,000 workers. Alphabet Inc. shared the news in a memo with staff letting them know the cuts are global.

WeWork announced Thursday that it's cutting hundreds of jobs as it continues to streamline operations and optimize its portfolio amid the uncertain economy environment.

Home Depot co-founder Bernie Marcus calls out the "woke" generation fueling a "socialistic society" instead of focusing on improving the economy's "bottom line."

Major companies in a variety of sectors are experiencing massive layoffs in recent months, including cuts at Microsoft, Amazon, Goldman Sachs and Washington Post.

Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits tumbled to a four-month low last week even as the Fed tries to slow the economy and cool the labor market.