Unemployment

Experts Are Alarmed By DOGE's Latest Grab At Sensitive Data

Experts fear the Trump administration will wield the information – including workers’ addresses and Social Security numbers – in its immigration crackdown.
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JOBS REPORT: U.S. Adds Robust 254,000 Jobs And Unemployment Dips To 4.1%

The latest figures suggest that many companies are still confident enough to fill jobs despite the continued pressure of high interest rates.
By Paul Wiseman, AP

This 1 Résumé Mistake Could Hurt Your Chances Of Being Hired

This could be the reason why you’re not getting job interviews — but it's an easy fix.
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These States Have A Plan To Help Striking Workers Battle Their Bosses

Progressive lawmakers in several states want to extend strikers a financial lifeline as they fight for better wages and benefits.
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DNC Chair Delivers Searing Fact Check Of Sen. Tim Scott's Trump Claim

The Trump-loving senator's boast earned him a series of social media takedowns.
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Biden Is Getting Rid Of One Thing Most People Hate About The Government

The effort to reduce the “time tax” spent on accessing government benefits aims to make them more accessible and reduce inequality.
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Republicans, George Santos Pass Unemployment Fraud Bill

The legislation would give states and prosecutors more incentive to go after imposter unemployment claimants.
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U.S. Adds A Strong 253,000 Jobs Despite Fed's Rate Hikes

The unemployment rate ticked down to 3.4%, matching a 54-year low.
By Paul Wiseman, AP

January Is One Of The Most Notorious Months For Layoffs. Here's What You Need To Know.

There's a reason why companies do lots of layoffs right now.
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If A Recession Comes Next Year, Congress Could Leave The Unemployed Hanging

Republican lawmakers may balk at providing extra unemployment insurance benefits.
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