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Map shows states where unemployment is spiking
Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics paints a picture of the employment situation across towns and cities in America.
Worker cheered for why they refused to sign card for colleague with cancer
However, an employment expert has told Newsweek why the worker's actions were not acceptable.
Americans are gloomy about their money
Americans are less optimistic about their financial conditions and anticipate the economy to plunge into a recession over the next year.
We quit our jobs for a side hustle and made $179K in 5 months
We are both incredibly proud and grateful for having this success in such a short space of time.
I was poor and faced 11 rejections—then my dream came true
The feeling of inadequacy weighed heavily on my shoulders. I questioned my abilities, my purpose.
What is networking and why is it important?
Learn how networking can help supercharge your career.
Unregulated AI Will Destroy 300 Million Jobs. Only Regulation Can Save Them
AI can be a detriment to our economy, and more specifically, the unemployment rate, so we cannot have uneducated officials controlling our fate.
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WorkMost Loved Workplaces in America 2023
Newsweek's ranking of the Most Loved Workplaces in America 2023 pays tribute to companies that put respect, caring and appreciation for their employees at the center of their business model and, in doing so, have earned the loyalty and respect of the people who work for them.
The 12 best skills to put on your resume (plus examples)
Including the right hard and soft skills can make or break your resume. Learn which skills to pick and how to showcase them.
Outrage as woman "said no" to mom asking to swap Christmas annual leave
"When it comes to divvying up vacation time, it's like the Wild West," business expert Kraig Kleeman told Newsweek.
How To Fix U.S. Air Travel for Passengers With Disabilities
No matter how often you travel, where you live or whether you walk or roll through your local airport, every one of us wants to be treated with dignity and respect when we fly.
You can now get paid $600 to eat cake and watch a show about baking
Ahead of the new series of the "Great British Baking Show," one company is offering something even better than a Paul Hollywood handshake.
A Labor Day speech for the ages: MLK on the meaning and purpose of work
Martin Luther King Jr.'s clarion call for excellence is rarely heard in our pulpits, let alone our classrooms, today.
'Bidenomics' Is Not a Viable Election Strategy
Whatever the outcome of the next election, it's obvious that American families and businesses continue to endure economic hardship.
How to break a bad work habit
Do you constantly miss meetings? Complain to your work BFF? Here's how to turn around common bad habits that might be keeping you stagnant in your career.
Boss excluding worker from office birthday tradition slammed: "Forgotten"
The snub came despite the fact that the employee had mentioned their birthday to their boss just a day earlier.
Are cover letters necessary?
Are cover letters a thing of the past? Find out when you should submit one, when you should save your time and expert tips from career coaches.
Bidenomics is Growing the Middle Class
Between countless acronyms and varying timelines for new policies to go into effect, it can be hard for Americans to know how new laws are altering our economic picture.
Warning signs that you're pursuing the wrong career
Career coach Octavia Goredema shows you how to find out if you're pursuing the wrong career path and rethink your next chapter.
Navigating the transition from individual contributor to people leader
Moving to a leadership role requires you to develop new skills and think strategically. Consultant and executive coach Brandy L. Simula, Ph.D. shows you how.
Three warning signs about the economy that will have spooked Joe Biden
The average price of a gallon of gas rose by 30 cents over the past month despite a falling rate of inflation.
Internet amazed by young woman's unique job choice: "My dream"
"How can I find jobs that require [being] in the water most of the time?" asked one user on TikTok.
Woman urged to reject job after spotting note on resume about her looks
"Should I find this insulting?" the woman wrote while sharing a photo of the handwritten comment on her resume.
Man charges company who fired him 10x hourly rate after asking for help
"I still have hard feelings, but money's money so I said yes," the employee told Newsweek.
Subway launches investigation as injured worker claims they can't visit ER
A Subway spokesperson said the company is "working to get more information" about what a supervisor told the employee.
Heavily pregnant nurse reveals why she's still working 12-hour shifts
"The fact is, the U.S. as a whole offers little support to pregnant and postpartum employees," labor nurse Sarah told Newsweek.
You can now get paid $17K just to play UNO for a month
The successful applicant will be paid to play UNO for four hours a day, four days a week for four weeks.
Woman quits job after 3 days, internet applauds her reasons: "Toxic place"
Newsweek spoke with two career experts to understand why the boss' exchange with his former employer was so unprofessional.
Laid-Off Bud Light workers offered job leads at "non-woke businesses"
Former employees have been invited to "find new opportunities without the woke nonsense" by a "non-woke" marketplace and job board.
Worker's reason for excluding "entitled" woman from free lift slammed
"Instead of talking to her and saying you wouldn't give her a ride anymore, you embarrassed her in front of everyone," one commenter said.