Hiring is down and unemployment is up for Gen Z college grads, who are overeducated for today's job market. These five charts ...

The Class of 2025 faces a daunting assignment: getting hired in today’s no-hire, no-fire jobs market. Overall, the US job market remains resilient. The national unemployment rate stands at just ...

Due to these circumstances, we will naturally see a change in the job market, with more people becoming unemployed and less opportunity in the market overall. This will be the polar opposite to ...

The job market remains one of the U.S. economy's main engines, with the nation's unemployment rate near a 50-year low and wages finally pulling ahead of inflation. At the same time, major ...

While businesses continue to fine tune their expectations, job seekers should know the following things about the current market: The situation isn't the same everywhere. Skills trump titles.

Until we’re firmly planted in a post-COVID-19 world, it’s too soon to know for sure, but the job market is most certainly going to change forever by our forced work-from-home experiment.

The country's job market is finally showing signs of cooling – but it may still be a tad too strong. That may sound strange. In a traditional economy, a strong labor market would usually be a ...

The US job market is still piping hot. That’s raising questions about how fast inflation will continue to cool. The economy added a staggering 254,000 jobs in September, according to Friday data ...