The Labor Department is finally releasing the jobs report for September, which was delayed for weeks due to the government shutdown. It is expected to show the economy added around 50,000 jobs that month.

U.S. employers issued WARN notices for 39,006 Americans in October, according to research by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. The Fed has tracked WARN notices since 2008, and the number has only ever been higher in 2008, 2009, 2020, and May 2025.

U.S. employment growth accelerated in September, but the labor market remained sluggish and failed to keep pace with new job-seekers as employers dealt with fallout from import tariffs and integrated artificial intelligence into some positions.

According to new research, the decline in employment has partly been due to the new tariffs being introduced by President Trump.

Here come the holidays, the bane of job seekers everywhere. What to say at family gatherings when Aunt What’s-her-name asks loudly, “Are you’re still not working?” or Uncle

There are hundreds of job boards out there all claiming to hold the ticket to your dream job. While having lots of options can be enticing, sometimes the more specific you get, the higher your chances of success become. If you’ve been looking for a guide ...

LaborStrong, an organization that supports unions and union workers, conducted a study to determine how Americans feel about one specific alternative to a college degree — apprenticeships. In partnership with Pollfish, LaborStrong created the 2025 Apprenticeship Perceptions Index. They polled 1,000 workers between the ages of 18 and 64.