Americans are leaving unemployment rolls more quickly in states cutting off benefits
The number of unemployment-benefit recipients is falling at a faster rate in Missouri and 21 other states canceling enhanced and extended payments this month, suggesting that ending the aid could push more people to take jobs.
Jobs report, Bed Bath & Beyond earnings and Krispy Kreme IPO top week ahead
The jobs report for June will give investors a fresh look at the state of hiring in the U.S.
Americans hit with more price spikes amid inflation concerns
Author Kristin Tate says the easy way to stop inflation is to stop printing money and curb government spending on 'Fox Business Tonight'
Extra unemployment benefits ending for 2.5M Americans this weekend
About 2.5 million out-of-work Americans are poised to lose their enhanced unemployment benefits this weekend
Unemployment recovering fastest in these states
The unemployment recovery varies greatly across the nation. See how your state stacks up.
More companies requiring employees to get COVID vaccine
LaSalle Network CEO Tom Gimbel discusses companies requiring employees to get vaccinated before returning to the office.
Texas fast-food chain offers teen managers $50K salaries to combat worker shortage
Layne's Chicken Fingers CEO Garrett Reed explains why the company offers teenage managers an opportunity to earn a "living wage."
Fast-food chain wants to give teens a 'living wage' with $50K salary
Layne's Chicken Finger CEO Garrett Reed explains how the company starts teenage employees on 'learning wages' before promoting them to a 'living wage.'
Texas fast-food chain pays teen managers $50K
Layne's Chicken Finger CEO Garrett Reed explains how teenage managers can make $50,000 per year at the fast-food chain.
NY Democrat introduces Clean Slate Act amid uptick in crime
NY State Sen. Zellnor Myrie introduced new legislation that would clear criminal records for most felonies and misdemeanors to help boost hiring. FOX Business' Jackie DeAngelis with more.
Jobless claims slip, but remain at elevated pandemic levels; first-quarter GDP unrevised at 6.4%
The number of Americans filing for first-time jobless benefits fell less than expected last week and remains elevated as the economy continues to battle through the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
5 costly 401(k) mistakes to avoid when you quit your job
Save yourself time and money by avoiding these five expensive 401(k) mistakes when you leave your job.
Is ‘renting’ employees the answer to worker shortages?
The Chefs’ Warehouse President and CEO Christopher Pappas discusses the worker shortage facing the food industry.
Democrats' plan for $15 minimum wage a jobs killer: Grover Norquist
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist discusses Democrats' plans for the minimum wage.
Restaurant business is booming, but 'can't find staff': Chef David Burke
Iron Chef America star and restauranteur David Burke discusses keeping staff safe amid the pandemic and inflation's impact on the restaurant industry.
Grover Norquist on Biden’s tax, economic plans
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist on President Biden’s minimum wage plans, raising taxes, the IRS and Big Tech.
Raising minimum wage to $15 ‘kills’ jobs: Grover Norquist
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist provides insight into President Biden’s plans for the minimum wage.
Pandemic pushed entrepreneurs to start their own business
Lawrence Jones discusses the post-pandemic labor market on 'Kennedy'
Daniel Turner: Environmental left is stealing jobs from Native American community
Power The Future executive director explains the fight over a new pipeline project on 'The Evening Edit'
Old Dominion Freight Line CEO: 'We have not' dumped any suppliers
Greg Gantt comments on competitor FedEx discarding retail accounts amid supply chain and employment pressures.