employment

The number of people working full-time fell.

The portion of the labor force working or seeking work has fallen to less than 62 percent in 2023 from 68 percent in 1989.

In January, more than half of U.S. job postings on Indeed didn’t come with any education requirements at all.

The growth in wages has weakened and the job market has been stalling, but employment data has revealed a welcomed increase on the quarter.

Besides minimum wage increases, employers now need to provide more sick leave days, expand bereavement leave to reproductive loss, and allow off-the-clock cannabis use.

University may not be all its cracked up to be compared to vocational education and training.

Working from home is still a prevalent trend across Australia.

The theory behind a shorter work week is that it can boost productivity.

Experts share their thoughts on the emerging skills-based hiring trend and new career opportunities in the US job market.

Government plans to revamp sickness benefits to help more people return to work, marking the first update to the system since 2011.

After the August jobs report, President Biden gave a speech at the White House defending his economic performance.