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Private Sector Jobs Growth Six Times Worse Than Expected in JulyA rise in coronavirus cases in the U.S. suggests that the hoped for V-shaped economic recovery still has far to go.
These Are the Most Sleep-Deprived ProfessionsDo you have one of the most sleep-deprived professions? Find out what can be done to help alleviate your workplace tension.
From Jobs to Voting Booths, Accessibility Should be the Default in AmericaThirty years ago today, the Americans with Disabilities Act was finally enshrined into law. But so much work remains to be done.
Buy American? Let's Buy a Future for American WorkersSimply "buying American" is not enough.
Jobless Rise, COVID-19 Wave Raise Stakes in $600 Unemployment Bonus DebateAs coronavirus cases surge further jobs are under threat, with an unemployment benefit boost set to come to an end.
$600 Unemployment Benefit End Date is Sooner Than You ThinkThe CARES Act that has seen unemployed Americans received an enhanced benefit of $600 a week will expire at the end of July—but payments will end sooner.
Kellyanne Conway Says Biden 'Plagiarized' Trump on 'Buy American' PlanKellyanne Conway said she thought Biden realized it was a popular idea because it's in part, how Trump got elected in 2016.
Economists Say U.S. Faces Long Recovery Despite Historic June Jobs NumbersJob growth is always a positive thing, but economists warned America is far from over the unemployment slump caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
'A Great Day' for George Floyd Amid New Jobs DataIn announcing new jobs data Friday, President Donald Trump said economic growth is his solution to systemic racism and evoked George Floyd.
U.S. Jobless Claims Near 40 Million as All 50 States Start ReopeningNew data published by the Department of Labour on Thursday revealed that 2.4 million workers filed jobless claims in the week ending May 16.
American Bus Companies Hold Rolling Rally in Washington, Call for BailoutThe rally, organized by motorcoach industry groups, will pass the U.S. Capitol before circling the National Mall in Washington.
When Will Walmart Bonuses Be Paid? Employees to Get $300 EachThe CEO of Walmart U.S. said: "Walmart and Sam's Club associates continue to do remarkable work, and it's important we reward and appreciate them."
Can Workers' Unions Organize During the Pandemic?Report from the Deep South: A community coalition tried an alternative approach at an Alabama bus plant.
Almost All Job Growth From Great Recession Recovery Has Now Been Wiped OutThe nation's unemployment rate is the worst since the Great Depression, hitting 14.7 percent for April.
20 Percent of U.S. Labor Force File Jobless Claims Over Seven WeeksThe Department of Labor released new figures showing another 3.1 million Americans filed initial jobless claims last week.
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American Bus Industry Could Lose Billions of Dollars, Thousands of JobsResearch published by the American Bus Association predicted the motorcoach industry could lose $4.7 billion and more than 27,000 jobs.
Fox News Host Tucker Carlson Criticizes Trump's Immigration Executive OrderTucker Carlson did not criticize the president over the order, but instead took aim at people in the White House "orbit."
10 Percent of U.S. Labor Force Have Made Unemployment Claims in Three WeeksNew jobless claim numbers show around 16.7 million Americans have applied for unemployment benefits over the last three weeks.
Ex-Fed Chair Thinks Thursday's Jobless Claims Could Top 6.6 Million RecordThe former chair of the Federal Reserve made the suggestion during a conference call with House Democrats on how the coronavirus pandemic is hurting the economy.
U.S. Jobless Claims Double in One Week As 6.6 Million File for BenefitsJobless claims hit record levels for the second time in as many weeks as the coronavirus pandemic continued to rattle the economy.
The Coronavirus Will Change How We Work ForeverAs the coronavirus pandemic continues more companies are sending employees home to work. Is it a passing phase—or a fundamental change in the way we do our jobs?
U.S. May Lose 14 Million Jobs By Summer, New Analysis Shows"In addition to federal action, lawmakers at the state and local level must do everything they can to ensure that these workers and their families do not suffer economically during this time," the EPI researchers noted.
Wisconsin Hit by More Than 100,000 Unemployment Claims Over Nine DaysThe state recorded more than 21,000 initial claims on Monday, almost 20,000 more than the same day last year.
Ohio Faces 'Unprecedented' Demand for Unemployment Benefits: Lt. GovernorLieutenant Governor Jon Husted told reporters that a spike in unemployment had caused an issue with a website for jobless claims.
Workers Laid Off Amid Coronavirus Face Anxiety, Financial DistressThe U.S. economy is on the cusp of a deep recession as millions of workers are laid off because of the coronavirus crisis.
Restaurant Owner Lays Off Staff Over Coronavirus Then Feeds Them for FreeIn Virginia, one struggling restaurant owner faces losing his business because of the coronavirus pandemic, but he is doing what he can to help the staff he had to lay off.
Jobless Claims Set to Skyrocket by 700 Percent in One Week: Goldman SachsAn economist at the investment bank said consumer spending on several goods and services had dropped dramatically.
Grocery Stores are Hiring to Cope with Demand During CoronavirusAmazon is hiring 100,000 new employees and there are new vacancies at grocery stores across the U.S.
