America can’t afford another generation of misplaced hope, failed retraining efforts and widespread dislocation. U.S.

In Make Your Own Job, Erik Baker shows just how long Americans have scrambled to pile work on top of work—and at what cost.

The slightly longer answer is this: According to the best available data, on issues of race, members of Gen Z are, on average ...

Ensuring young adults are ready to launch successful careers is crucial to our country's success. The US is falling short on ...

As the new year begins, savings have hit unprecedented levels, but rising health care costs and growing poverty make ...

Companies and experts are setting warning signs about the coming labor market. So are jobs statistics. People looking for ...

Looking at the government’s own report cards, how did the US fare under the first year of Trumponomics 2.0?

The latest ratio of 0.13% means that out of 10,000 workers, 13 made an initial application for unemployment insurance ...

The US labor market's steady balance in 2025 between low rates of hiring and firing faces uncertainty in 2026 as layoff announcements and key metrics present competing views on employment trends. The ...

Americans looking for work in 2025 have faced a challenging environment. And 2026 may not be much better. The November jobs report out Tuesday showed the unemployment rate unexpectedly jumped to 4.6% ...

Annual growth in US labor costs decelerated in the third quarter to the slowest pace in four years, adding to evidence that a softening job market is helping limit inflationary pressures. The ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. America’s housing crisis is no longer a looming threat: It’s here. Across the country, home prices and rents have ...