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Hiring in the United States came in well below expectations in November ahead of the holiday shopping season where companies are looking to make up for business lost to the pandemic last year

What Is The 'The Great Resignation'? Data Shows Why Employees Are Quitting Their Jobs

Many factors have left employees voluntarily resigning from their work at unprecedented rates in what is known as "The Great Resignation".

US Economy: Job Market Adds 807,000 New Positions In December, Surprising Forecasters

The United States has added millions of jobs in 2021 as vaccines allowed business to return to normal, but the fast-spreading Delta variant of Covid-19 has cut into the progress

The U.S job market ended 2021 on a strong note with 807,000 new private sector jobs added, according to a new report by payroll processing firm ADP.

Walmart Gearing Up For Holidays By Hiring 20,000 Supply Chain Workers

Positions will vary from part-time to full-time across several of Walmart's departments.

A study found the 26 US states that ended pandemic unemployment benefits early saw slight increases in employment but big falls in spending and income

US Economy: States That Cut Benefits Not Seeing More Job Gains As Promised

States that cut federal unemployment benefits are not bringing more Americans back into the workforce compared to states that are continuing these programs.

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Though data show US firms rehiring workers, there are also reports many are struggling to find people to take open jobs

Jobless Claims At Pandemic-era Low

The jobs report for July 15 has shown a decrease in unemployment claims to 360,000 compared to 364,000 two weeks ago.

US Economy: Why The Service Sector Is Growing At A Surprisingly Slower Rate

Economy continues to grow but June activity in the service slows, new ISM report shows.

New filings for US unemployment aid dropped for the third straight week to a new pandemic low, indicating businesses may finally be recovering from the mass layoffs that began in March 2020

Jobless Claims Still Up While Consumer Purchases Gain Traction

Employers are struggling to find workers but the number of new claims for unemployment insurance remained above 400,000 for the second week in a row.

This image released by Northwestern Medicine, shows transplant surgeon, Ankit Bharat, at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, where surgeons have performed a double-lung transplant on a COVID-19 patient

10 Highest Paying Jobs In US Come From The Medical Industry

There are many high-paying jobs in the United States, but the medical industry eats up 10 of the top spots that earn a lucrative amount of money every year.

Adventurous Job Offer: Explore Your State This Summer. Get Paid $1,000

The selected chief adventure officer will get paid $1,000 to “explore the nature their own state has to offer."

US President Joe Biden has pushed back on the idea extra jobless payments are hindering hiring

Why Some States Are Pulling The Plug On Enhanced Unemployment Benefits

A weak jobs report has led to several conservative states rejecting federal unemployment funding as counterproductive. The numbers, however, tell a different story.

Good News For US Economy? What Dr. Fauci Had To Say About The Pandemic

Dr. Anthony Fauci gave a surprisingly optimistic outlook as the U.S. reopens amid a growing number of vaccinations.

Analysts expect US hiring to increase as the world's largest economy reopens, aided by massive stimulus spending and Covid-19 vaccines

Stimulus Check News: How Are Recipients Using Their $1,400 Payment?

New numbers from Bankrate show that checks are both important and fleeting, with most consumers forced to spend them on necessities.

Traders are keenly awaiting the release of US jobs data this week, which will give a fresh snapshot of the health of the world's biggest economy

Nearly 1 Million Jobs Added In March A Positive Sign For Recovery

March almost doubled February's job gains, but several factors make it unclear whether the trend can continue.

Now Hiring: Drink Wine And Get Paid $10,000 A Month. 'Are You In?'

You'll receive 30 cases of wine for free if you are selected.

Entertainment Industry Jobs No Longer Exempted From UK Travel Restrictions Amid Pandemic

The U.K. government recently announced that most of the jobs in the entertainment sector will no longer qualify for an exemption to COVID-19 rules and people will need to follow the guidelines if they want to enter the country for work purposes.

US President Donald Trump delivers remarks on the economy in Oshkosh, Wisconsin in August 2020

Trump vs. Obama: Who Created More Jobs In Their First Terms?

It wasn't the "best economy ever" under Trump and COVID didn't help matters.

Working Women Have Been Hit Hardest By The Pandemic And Won't Recover Quickly

COVID-19's economic impact has hit women harder, and it will take longer for women to recover.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank is focused on how to help the US economy recover from the coronavirus pandemic

Fed's Powell Foresees New Economy. Should You Be Worried?

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said the economy as we knew it, is over. Who will be the most impacted in the new normal?

No need to tip, a robot now pulls beers at one bar in the Spanish city of Seville

Report: Robotics Will Eliminate Millions Of Jobs In Coming Years, But Create Nearly As Many

The rapid digitalization of global economies will make many professions obsolete but also lead to newer vocations.

In a world of retail clicks and mortar -- a physical presence still counts, not least for tourists wanting to show off their purchases in the real world

Retail Jobs Booming: Dollar Tree To Hire 25,000; Other Companies Hiring For Holiday Season

Retail giants are planning to hire seasonal workers to meet the growing demand for online orders and delivery amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Millennials Lose Hope In Pandemic As Almost Half Report They Will 'Never Have A Job They Really Love'

A survey by the Prince's Trust reports that many feel their goals have slipped beyond their reach, a sentiment with dire consequences given their rising importance

How To Get Paid $500 To Eat Cheeseburgers

Cheeseburger lovers could get paid $500 to taste and rate the best cheeseburgers in the U.S.

An increase in working from home has left city centres deserted and is one factor slowing the recovery of oil demand

Are More People Working Freelance During The Coronavirus Pandemic? A Look At The Numbers

Jobs numbers indicate the pandemic has driven the freelance share of the jobs market up to 36% -- and increased hiring is not making a dent in the share.