The U.S. economy is adding jobs, but finding work remains difficult. Here’s why a low-hire market, long-term unemployment and ...

Americans have kept spending despite more than five years of higher prices. But the paychecks that have powered that spending are starting to lose steam.

IT positions across all industries fell by about 6,000 in September, a sharp reversal from the strong gains in August.

The August jobs report is due out at 8:30 a.m. ET Friday, and economists are expecting that employers added 65,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate inched back up to 4.2%.

Healthcare jobs that have driven U.S. job growth are being threatened by massive cuts in reimbursement from the Trump ...

The job market is showing revived strength, despite big-name companies announcing layoffs. The economy had its best three-month average job growth since early 2024. But it's still hard for some to ...

The U.S. job market is still expanding, as it appeared after the much-hyped May jobs report, which reported the addition of 172,000 jobs to the US economy. But, as TheStreet covered, many of those ...

The job market has been strong and unemployment steady as inflation has unsettled markets and raised costs for consumers.

"When people don’t have money for doctor’s appointments, they wait and either get better or end up in the ER." ...

The worst time to find a job since the pandemic might be over, but it isn’t easy for many people, especially younger ones, to get hired in today’s economy. The May employment report, due Friday, will ...

“Today’s blockbuster, expectation-shattering jobs report proves that President Trump’s economic agenda continues to pay off. The unemployment rate fell and private sector job growth remains robust — ...