As layoffs continue across various industries, cybercriminals have figured out how to tap the job seekers with fake interview ...

The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits at the end of May jumped to a four-month high, but not because ...

More Americans sought unemployment benefits last week, but layoffs remain low despite economic uncertainty caused by the Iran ...

The number of Americans filing for jobless aid rose last week but layoffs remain historically low despite ongoing economic ...

AI-driven job cuts in the US have skyrocketed, surpassing 2024 and 2025 combined, with the technology sector facing the brunt ...

Initial jobless claims rose to 225,000, above expectations of 215,000. Continuing claims edged lower, signaling layoffs ...

Jobs data for May is due out this Friday as economists expect nonfarm payroll jobs to rise by anywhere between 80,000 and 105 ...

Mass layoffs have fueled a new culture. Layoffs used to be a mark of shame — now, people livestream them on TikTok and join LinkedIn support groups.

New data from the BLS shows that industries where jobs may be easy to get may also lead to more volatile employment.

Technology companies announced 38,000 job cuts in May as AI investments grow, while Microsoft, Cash App and software update ...

Long layoff lines appear to be a thing of the past. The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits at the end of May jumped to a four-month high, but not because businesses are laying off ...