EAST LIVERPOOL — Exactly one year to the day after True North owner and CEO Charles Bailey stood in downtown East Liverpool with Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, East Liverpool Mayor Bobby Smith and numerous ...

A new report from career platform My Perfect Resume found that nearly two-thirds of U.S. workers say that they've experienced "ghost growth," or surface-level career growth that doesn't translate to ...

U.S. job openings increased marginally in August while hiring declined, consistent with lackluster labor market conditions that could allow the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates again next month ...

(Eagle River, Wis) (WJFW) - The Walter E. Olsen Memorial Library just added what they say will be a very valuable resource for job seekers in the Eagle River community. A relatively new resource ...

Graduates looking for jobs have been told to find local jobs first to get on the career ladder. Data has suggested competition for graduate jobs is at a record high with some big, recognised UK firms ...

Altogether, Tuesday’s JOLTS numbers suggest that the job market remains in an awkward place: Americans who have jobs are mostly safe from layoffs. Unemployment remains low at 4.3%. But jobseekers are ...

U.S. jobs openings were essentially unchanged million last month amid economic uncertainty arising from President Donald Trump’s trade policies and an impending government shutdown.

The non-seasonally adjusted unemployment rates in Northeast Michigan dropped by more than 1 percent in August and there are still many job opportunities in the area that, if filled, could push the ...

The threat of a federal shutdown in Washington, D.C., is causing deep economic concerns, with job cuts, declining tourism, and a weakened university pipeline.

As the government inches closer to shutdown, the D.C. region faces a precarious moment, and it’s a moment economic experts say is unlike any previous shutdown.

Meet Kevin Uyisenga, who founded See Forward Ministries to help the thousands of East African immigrants and refugees who now call Louisville home.

It’s an effort to rethink how to find and hire employees who can be the best fit eventually, Mineralife says. Plus: One open job for every unemployed Coloradan, readers on the economy and more!