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Holiday Season Hiring May Hit Lowest Level in 16 Years
The final months of the year are usually a busy time for the U.S. economy. Companies often hire extra workers to handle the rush from holidays like Thanksgiving and big shopping events such as Black Friday. This seas...
Is the Job Market Getting Worse? What We Know as the Government Shutdown Continues
The ongoing government shutdown, which is the longest in U.S. history, has stopped two important reports from the Labor Department. These reports usually help policymakers and economists u...
How to Spot and Avoid Common LinkedIn Scams
LinkedIn is a popular platform for job seekers and professionals, but scammers also use it to trick people. Here's how to protect yourself. Common LinkedIn Scams to Watch Out For 1. Fake Job Offers Scammers post...
170,000 Student Loan Borrowers to Have Their Debt Erased
About 170,000 people with federal student loans are getting good news: their debt is being canceled. The U.S. Department of Education is sending out notices to let these borrowers know their loans will be wiped away. ...
11 Well-Paying Jobs in 2025 That Are Great for Extroverts and Not Easily Replaced by AI
If you’re outgoing and enjoy working with people, you might be looking for a career that suits your personality and is future-proof against artificial intelligence (AI). In 2025...
Unemployment Claims Are Falling, But Finding a Job Is Still Tough
Here's why the numbers don't tell the whole story. Last week, about 210,000 Americans filed for unemployment benefits for the first time. That's slightly higher than the previous week but still...
Should I Return the Unemployment Benefit Money? What Every Beneficiary Should Know
Many people in the United States have received unemployment benefits in recent years, but there is often confusion about whether this money needs to be paid back. Here’s what you need t...
Understanding Minimum Wage Across the U.S. in May 2026
How much you earn per hour at a minimum wage job depends on where you live in the United States. While the federal government sets the minimum wage at $7.25 per hour, many states have created their own rules that req...
Remote Work in 2023 and Beyond
Three years ago, remote work took center stage. To face the challenges of COVID-19, employers and employees transitioned to working remotely. This is a trend that has continued into 2023. Ten years ago, remote work was not common. The opt...
