job growth
Trump's economy is already proving the doomsayers completely wrong
So much for the prophecies of Trumponomics doom: Not only did the US economy grow at a 3% rate in the second quarter, the growth was all in the private...
GM doubles down on American manufacturing with $4B investment
General Motors' investment will increase US production.
Doctor with $300K salary earns more as TikTok influencer than at her day job
A doctor has become an influencer and now makes more money on social media than her $300K physician salary - sharing educational videos online.
Federal funding freeze sparks chaos for nonprofits in poorest, most rural states: 'Huge step backwards'
Two weeks ago, the White House froze spending on federal loans and grants, plunging organizations across the country into uncertainty.
'Top job-magnet' suburb for 2024 revealed: Families are flocking to this safe, affordable haven
The hottest place to live isn't in a massive metro — rather, it's a suburb in the South.
Trump's economic record is his election knock-out punch
On almost all of the 20 or so measurements we’ve examined, Donald Trump's White House record on the economy was far superior to that of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
I'm an ex-Microsoft VP — this is how you network to score your dream job
Professional connections can play a vital role when it comes to finding a job, according to Chris Williams the former vice president of human relations at Microsoft.
Southerners slam neighbors with 'lefty politics' who move in and drive up cost of living: 'Don't California my Tennessee!'
Locals say mass migration to low-tax states in South has driven up the cost of living, eroded quality of life and put a strain on precious resources
Growth slowing, inflation rebounding: Fresh, bitter Bidenomics pills
Literally the day after President Biden bragged, "We're following my blue collar blueprint to rebuild America, and guess what? It's working!", Bidenomics struck with a vengeance Thursday.
Job-seekers report feeling underqualified for prospective jobs: poll
One in four Americans feel “underqualified” for jobs today, according to a new survey.
DEI ideology must die, woke come for Agatha Christie and other commentary
“The sensitivity readers have found another target: Agatha Christie,” groans Reason’s Robby Soave of mysteries “edited, ostensibly to comport with modern sensibilities” though “there are few readers clamoring for” it.
I found a listing for my job at a much higher salary — so I reapplied
"People complain on the internet all the time and it doesn't go viral. I'm honestly really overwhelmed by all the attention," Kimberly Nguyen said.
'Long social distancing' could keep US workers on sidelines indefinitely: report
Several million Americans who left the workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic expect to remain on the sidelines indefinitely, according to a report.
'The Biden economic plan is working' is just the latest of Joe's empty malarkey
Yes, US Gross Domestic Product grew 6.9% last quarter (on an annualized basis) and 5.7% for the full year, which is indeed the best since President Ronald Reagan’s landslide re-election.
More big woes for NYC's next mayor: Wall Street job losses — and tax-revenue dips
New York’s banks and investment firms are doing great. New York’s economy, not so much.
Goldman downgrades US growth forecast, sees 'harder path' for rest of 2021
The economists say they've downgraded their view of 2021's annual growth because of the headwinds the economy is facing as the Delta variant triggers worries.
McDonald's to hire 260,000 workers this summer as restaurant lockdowns end
McDonald's said it would hire about 260,000 restaurant staff in the US this summer, as stores reopen for diners after serving them through delivery, drive-thru and takeaway for weeks due...
Bronx, Staten Island register strong wage gains in federal job growth report
Many will take Manhattan, but last year was a good time to work in The Bronx and Staten Island, too.
Millennials raised on tech are fine with it replacing them
Millennials bored by low-level service jobs say bring it on — automate their jobs, please. And advanced technology is doing just that in spades — with some 2.5 million jobs...
How progressive policies have crippled Connecticut's job growth
Connecticut remains the only state other than Wyoming that has yet to recover all the jobs it lost since the Great Recession began in December 2007.