Old classified ads reveals a lot about the nature of labor—and the economy—since the founding of the country.

Candidates running for Klein ISD's board of trustees have collectively spent more than $5,000 in their bid to get elected, according to campaign finance reports. Up until early October, candidates in ...

The club have posted an advert for a brand new position: Head of Business Operations. It’s a role that doesn’t currently exist within the club structure, and while it reads like a corporate ...

Discover the underlying reasons why organizations post job listings despite not actively hiring, shedding light on their strategic motives and practices. Missing this one pay date may be too much for ...

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Confidence among consumers fell this month as worries about slowing income gains and the cooling job market clouded their current and future outlook on the economy, the Conference Board said Tuesday.

Your device does not support the audio. CHICAGO— The Illinois Gaming Board (IGB) adopted new rules that expand existing restrictions on advertising, marketing and promotions for licensed casino, video ...

Eric Thompson stopped by Seattle’s Morning News to talk about the prevalence of “ghost job” listings and his push to draft legislation to crack down on them. Listen to Seattle’s Morning News w/ ...

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June 24 (Reuters) - CareerBuilder + Monster, which once dominated the online recruitment industry, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday and said it plans to sell its businesses.

CareerBuilder + Monster, a firm that brought together early trailblazers in online job recruiting, filed for bankruptcy protection in Delaware as business continues to shrivel. The company said ...

A city grievance panel has denied an appeal from a former Norfolk firefighter seeking to get his job back after being fired for medical marijuana use. A three-member panel upheld the termination of ...