Current trends indicate slower job growth ahead as an increasing number of consumers say they’re having trouble finding jobs.

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Community colleges are playing an important role in training the workforce for economic development in the state, Chancellor ...

And because these companies have powerful unions, their workers are securing a share of the surge in profits. In May, for ...

Seoul has money to spare thanks to tax revenues from the semiconductor boom. How it uses this to tackle artificial ...

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said the Galveston-based health center violated the Equal Pay Act.

NPR's Steve Inskeep asks Princeton computer scientist Sayash Kapoor about his assertions that AI won't lead to mass layoffs.

Nowadays, companies care more about the skills rather than college branch. If you know coding, can solve problems, and have ...

Millions of American workers are stranded in jobs without career mobility. Here’s what we need to ease the problem of stalled careers.

Gov. Wes Moore recruited a new strategist to help guide the state’s use of AI across government operations. Last month, the ...

Anthropic is investing $150 million to launch the Claude Corps fellowship, placing 1,000 young people in full-time jobs at nonprofits wanting to enhance their use of AI.