From left, Justin Bordoff, Missy Haniewicz, U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette and Brenda Carsten talk about how the federal government shutdown has instilled fear in federal workers Thursday at DeGette's Denver ...

With months of downward revisions and softening wage growth, the signal seems pretty clear: jobs numbers are cooling. That leaves many business leaders and investors asking the question, “What now?” ...

The VA cut the former 100% disabled vet’s benefits because government records show she earned $57,947 in 2023 at a packaging company called West Rock in Duluth, some 120 miles from her Warner Robins ...

Our magnet fishing trip uncovered more than we bargained for unusual relics, potential evidence, and a great deal of mud. The police were called, inspected everything, and left shaking their heads. We ...

Britain's hospitality trade is likely to see more than half a million job losses after the government's furlough scheme ends this month, as local lockdowns and reduced opening hours hurt the sector, ...

According to the World Bank, tariffs on imported inputs for apparel and textiles can be devastating even when trade flows are small.

ARE you fed up of your boring 9 to 5 and feel like there’s no way out? It’s time to apply for a “second-act” job NOW. A soaring number of mid-lifers are ditching their ...

As two more oil refineries prepare to close in California, workers who are laid off face limited job opportunities.

Tulsa Tech exposed local high school students to various job paths at their "Achieving the Dream; Career Strategies for Success" event on Wednesday.

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WASHINGTON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - The record-breaking wave of U.S. coronavirus infections may have pushed smaller businesses into a new round of layoffs as households pull back, new health restrictions ...