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Here are the winners and losers in the frozen US job market, and who's stuck
The United States is stuck in what economists are calling a frozen labor market, where hiring has cooled, layoffs are restrained, and workers feel trapped in place rather than propelled into better ...
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Jobs report shows hiring slowing as unemployment nears a 4-year high
Hiring in the United States is losing momentum just as the jobless rate edges toward its highest level in roughly four years, a combination that signals a cooler but still contested labor market. The ...
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Super Bowl LX: Meet the performer interpreting Bad Bunny in Puerto Rican Sign Language
Bad Bunny's halftime show will be the first time a Super Bowl performance will be interpreted in Puerto Rican Sign Language, ...
Amazon, Dow, UPS, Pinterest, and T-Mobile are among the many companies to announce layoffs in the last couple of weeks.
A lot of crucial employment reports were expected to come out this week, but the partial shutdown has delayed that.
Bad Bunny's halftime show will be the first time a Super Bowl performance will be interpreted in Puerto Rican Sign Language, ...
NBC Sports, in partnership with the NFL, will present sign language accessibility for Super Bowl LX pregame and halftime entertainment performances on NBCSports.com.
Wireless Emergency Alerts — a national public warning system commonly used by state and local authorities to deliver important information about severe weather, natural disasters, or missing persons ...
Several streamers offer discounts to attract subscribers amid price hikes.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Labor Department, citing the partial federal government shutdown, said Monday that it will not release the January jobs report on Friday as scheduled.
Employers across the U.S. added 50,000 jobs in December, capping a year of muted job growth that saw employers pull back on hiring amid economic uncertainty. The monthly job gains were below the ...
The White House has set a February deadline for banks and crypto firms to resolve stablecoin yield disputes blocking the U.S. crypto market bill.
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