From fewer job openings to smaller raises, all the signs point to a higher unemployment rate and a weaker job market.

Layoffs and discharges plunged by 222,000 workers in March from February, seasonally adjusted, to 1.56 million. Hires jumped by 41,000 in March from February, to 5.41 million, seasonally adjusted, the ...

US weekly jobless claims held steady at 229,000, signaling a stable labor market despite rising economic uncertainty from ...

Employers project only a 0.6% increase in hiring for the Class of 2025, indicating a competitive job market.  Automation is ...

The effect of return-to-office mandates is not uniform across the workforce. Certain employee groups, particularly women and ...

Laid off workers are facing an uncertain and emotional job search. Here's what experts have to say about where to look — plus ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — Job openings in the United States fell in March as President Donald Trump’s trade wars clouded the economic outlook. U.S. employers posted 7.2 million vacancies in March ...

In April, the tech industry lost 214,000 positions as companies shifted toward AI roles and skills-based hiring amid economic ...

Pessimism runs high in the class of 2025 after entry-level hiring prospects have tightened for two years straight and a ...