Jobs

Job creation roared back in October, driven by strong hiring across nearly every industry ranging from restaurants to retailers to hospitals – a sign that employers were more optimistic about the U.S. economic outlook as coronavirus cases receded.

Labor Secretary Marty Walsh argued on Friday that the “fear” of the coronavirus pandemic contributes to lackluster labor participation.

As a California wildfire was exploding in July to become the state’s second-largest ever, Patti Poppe made an executive decision.

Former Walmart president and CEO Bill Simon says one policy move won't fix post-pandemic consumer demand and widespread labor shortages.

U.S. hiring topped expectations as the delta variant waned and the expiration of extended unemployment benefits moved farther in the rearview mirror.

More robust job growth is needed to ease America’s ‘Great Resignation’ which has workers quitting jobs at a record pace.

The most recent version of Democrats' spending bill leaves tobacco taxes untouched, while imposing heavy taxes on e-cigarettes and vapes, as well as tobacco-free nicotine pouches and lozenges.

Rep. Roger Williams says Biden's vaccine mandate will force more workers to leave their jobs, worsening an ongoing labor shortage.

Ending a conventional career doesn't necessarily mean you have to stop being productive.

The big question in Friday's release of the federal jobs report for October will be whether companies found more success this time in filling millions of open positions.

The trucking industry could take a major hit over the Biden administration's new vaccine mandate according to data from industry leaders

John Deere says it is preparing to reach out directly to its striking UAW employees in an effort to get them back to work.

Toymaker Mattel says it adjusted a remote job description that gained attention on social media for saying there could be "unplanned visits" from the boss.