Employment

Days after Indianapolis's Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School refused to axe a gay teacher, Cathedral High School fired an LGBT instructor rather than lose its status as a Catholic institution.

Gen Zs look for meaning

Gen Z marks the newest wave of employees entering the workforce, kick-starting their careers in 2019.

Our educational system is not set up to provide students with enough opportunities to learn the skills a 21st-century economy demands.

Essential conference tips from how to dress and whether to party to how to maximize networking and Q&A best practices.

The rule change would make it nearly impossible for those employees to engage in collective bargaining, and could cost them up to $1.3 billion each year, an Economic Policy Institute study found.

"Hey, you left your money here." Whole corners of the Internet are devoted to stories about Chick-fil-A's feats of service.

Economists were skeptical that robots could permanently displace humans on a large scale. But look at what's happening to retail jobs: The economists were wrong.

President Donald Trump jokingly apologized for having let women "down again" as he boasted that the women's unemployment rate "recently reached only the lowest rate in 65 years."

The policy change will affect 67,000 people.

Chief executives earned 312 times more than the average employee during Trump's first year in office.

The White House press secretary was attempting to pull attention away from claims by Omarosa Manigault Newman that Trump had used the n-word.

In fact, they could even help someone get hired.

The fear that robots will put millions out of work has it all wrong. Data is the new oil, fueling a boom that is churning up new investors, new industries and thousands of new jobs.

President Trump thinks he's responsible for the low unemployment rate among black and Hispanic people in the U.S.

People who use public transportation to get to and from work tend to feel the least fulfilled in life.

Overall employment is projected to increase by 11.5 million over the 2016-26 decade, an increase from 156.1 million to 167.6 million, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today.

A new study suggests unattractive people are at an advantage when it comes to menial or boring work.

A recent study shows that the majority of freelancers are "slashers", meaning that their contract work supplements another part-time or full-time position.

A wealth of evidence suggests that biological differences could account for differences in employment patterns.

Nissan workers earn $25 per hour, thanks to productivity gains, not monopoly power.

The money raised via the surcharge is donated to a charity.

A recent poll found that 56 percent of adult smokers in the U.S. feel discriminated against in public life or employment.

A president can't play whack-a-mole with every company looking for a better deal.

If passed, the legislation would also enable anti-abortion crisis pregnancy centers to operate without risk of political restriction.

The proposal would bring better education options to over 600,000 children of military families.

Stops in Ohio and Kentucky are planned as Trump aims to energize his supporters and distract from the political intrigue in Washington.

A LinkedIn study released Thursday determined where you should go and who you should work for.

The unemployment rate is lower for young adults in North Dakota than other states.

Inside Trump's bizarre relationship with the U.S. economy and what he calls the "real" unemployment rate.