U.S. Jobs

The future of work is being defined in the here and now. It will be shaped by the soon-to-be graduates gearing up for their first round of interviews in the coming weeks.

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

Car prices could potentially spike by $2,200 following the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

As companies start tentatively hiring again, new employees have to navigate office politics from their laptops.

Who knew grocery-shopping could be this fun AND PROFITABLE?!

Families are desperate for a solution so that they can be there for each other.

Only 19 percent of U.S. workers said they are comfortable with their current pay rate.

As Trump prepares to give the State of the Union address, a new poll reveals what Americans think the president and Congress should prioritize for 2018 policies.

With federal legalization, there would be 782,000 jobs created immediately, a report said.

The move could put the U.S. automaker on a collision course with President Donald Trump, who has made boosting auto employment a top priority.

Budget director Mick Mulvaney describes a tactical approach that includes restrictions targeting certain departments rather than an across-the-board freeze.

Donald Trump said telecommunications group Sprint Corp and a U.S. satellite company OneWeb will be bringing 8,000 jobs to the United States.

Report showing slowest pace of U.S. job growth in more than five years stunned investors.