Last year, 48 million Americans voluntarily quit their jobs—a record. For many, COVID-19 was the last straw. Chaotic work schedules, health risks, and economic insecurity turned jobs that had been ...

Throughout the many years as a mentor for graduate and postdoctoral fellows in preparing them for their dream careers, I am often asked: Do I need more education to be competitive in the job market?

Back in 1979, there were 19.5 million manufacturing jobs in the U.S. By 2001, the total had dropped to 17 million. Between 2001 and 2010, the U.S. lost 5.6 million more manufacturing jobs and hit ...

As of early July, more than 30 million Americans were collecting unemployment. At some point, when the virus is defeated, they’ll need to return to work—but their old employer might no longer be in ...

How to Create a Job Offer: Step-by-Step Guide for Employers Your email has been sent Learn how to offer a job with confidence. Follow these steps to build clear, compliant job offers—with legal best ...

We are living in some unprecedented times. Many of us are facing a crisis that we have never experienced before. It is not a surprise that many businesses are having to make tough decisions and have ...

A slew of new projects will create and retain thousands of jobs, generate millions in new payroll in Ohio. Here's where they ...

Anthropic's Dario Amodei stands behind his dire prediction of AI job displacement. From Elon Musk to Sam Altman, here's what AI leaders are saying about the AI jobs debate. AI and business leaders are ...

Are people deciding not to return to work because they are getting an extra $300 a week in federal unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 emergency? That question is coming up repeatedly as ...

The Obama Administration is out to create jobs. Let’s not get our hopes up. The day before the Labor Department announced a second month of 10%-plus unemployment last week, the White House hosted a ...