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With COVID-19 running rampant, and employers across the country cutting the size of their workforce, many recent college grads are finding it difficult, if not impossible, to put their newly minted degrees to work. But some grads aren't waiting for the market to come to them.

Although there are certainly arguments to be made in favor of Biden's proposals, we've talked to hundreds of American manufacturers, and have learned that many of these campaign promises have raised skepticism.

A local news outlet reported that the nurse, who made a video declaring that she travels, doesn't wear a mask, and lets her kids have playdates, is no longer employed by Salem Health.

A new report revealed the number of Americans out of work in the long term rose by 385,000 in November.

The president said his "pro-police" campaign is necessary for Blacks and Latinos to feel safe in Democratic-run cities.

The September jobs report issued by the U.S. Department of Labor showed the economic recovery continues, but at a slower pace.

Upcoming James Bond film "No Time To Die" has been delayed again for an April 2021 release—plunging the cinema industry into further uncertainty.

In September 2012 the unemployment rate under former President Barack Obama was 7.8 percent. At its worst point in Obama's first term in October 2009, unemployment hit 10 percent.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau warned on Wednesday: "We're on the brink of a fall that could be much worse than the spring."

Among the lowest paid jobs are numerous positions considered "essential" during the early days of the ongoing COVID-19 epidemic.

"The usual narrative that immigrants hurt American workers appears exactly backwards," said Benjamin Jones, a professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

A new federal jobs report found the number of permanent job losses rose by more than half a million in August.

Many Americans are suffering, but for many their finances are also stable.

The tip thief left all his contact information behind before running off with the money.

The president's requirement that claimants receive at least $100 in state payments could leave millions ineligible for the $300 federal supplement.

The transition rate from temporary to permanent layoffs nearly doubled from June to July.

Everyone is trying to survive the horrible moments of their quarantine life. With this quarantine life survival checklist, you can utilize your time at home and make it paramount.

Retirees can now turn their idle time into gold with these "jobs".

A rise in coronavirus cases in the U.S. suggests that the hoped for V-shaped economic recovery still has far to go.

Thirty years ago today, the Americans with Disabilities Act was finally enshrined into law. But so much work remains to be done.

Simply "buying American" is not enough.

As coronavirus cases surge further jobs are under threat, with an unemployment benefit boost set to come to an end.

The 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 said she thought Biden realized it was a popular idea because it's in part, how Trump got elected in 2016.

Job growth is always a positive thing, but economists warned America is far from over the unemployment slump caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

In announcing new jobs data Friday, President Donald Trump said economic growth is his solution to systemic racism and evoked George Floyd.

New data published by the Department of Labour on Thursday revealed that 2.4 million workers filed jobless claims in the week ending May 16.

The rally, organized by motorcoach industry groups, will pass the U.S. Capitol before circling the National Mall in Washington.

The 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."

Report from the Deep South: A community coalition tried an alternative approach at an Alabama bus plant.