Jobs

Construction companies in the south are in desperate need of more help amid a busy hurricane season and a national worker shortage.

The National Labor Relations Board, which approved the vote last month, will start mailing ballots on Wednesday evening and count the votes on Dec. 9. Approximately 111 of the coffee chain's workers will decide on whether they would like to be represented by Workers United, an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union.

Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder joined “Mornings with Maria,” Tuesday, and provided insight into why small business are experiencing difficulties with hiring, arguing it’s been “tremendously difficult” as the pandemic subsides.

America’s career coach and national bestselling author Ken Coleman discusses the "Great Resignation" and how employees are changing the jobs landscape.

President Biden has repeatedly pledged that his signature spending plan will pay for itself and add zero dollars to the federal deficit thanks to a slew of tax hikes on wealthy Americans and corporations, but a new analysis suggests the $1.75 trillion measure could trigger a significant debt increase by 2050.

Airlines are poised for their busiest year of pilot hiring in more than three decades as the industry tries to restock a workforce reduced during the pandemic and strained by a quick rebound in travel.

Macy's Inc. will raise the minimum wage of its more than 100,000 U.S. employees to $15 an hour by May, the department store chain said on Monday, as retailers fight to hire and retain workers in an increasingly competitive labor market.

The barrage of lawsuits against the Biden administration over its vaccine-or-testing rule on COVID-19 are expected to be combined into one massive case.

St. Louis Fed President James Bullard pointed out that gross domestic product is “above pre-pandemic levels so we already fully recovered in that sense from the pandemic and the pandemic isn't even over yet.”