Job seekers are sending out hundreds of applications. Here’s why they’re not hearing back.The unemployment rate has been ...

The labor market is becoming increasingly inhospitable in the United States, as demand for workers continues to wane and job postings are at their lowest levels since the pandemic.

For leaders navigating today’s job market, status alone isn’t enough. In what many professionals describe as one of the ...

Diccon Hyatt is an experienced financial and economics reporter. He's written hundreds of articles breaking down complex financial topics in plain language, emphasizing the impact that economic ...

The latest employment numbers have dropped—and the job market still looks tough for workers. Today’s jobs report shares data from November, which was delayed due to the government shutdown that lifted ...

A slew of data releases this past week suggested that at the start of 2026, the job market remained stuck at best — and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If your New Year's resolution is to land a job, you're up against daunting odds. When you apply to the average white-collar job ...

The American job market has become so unforgiving that a growing share of people in their 40s are shelving résumés and picking up course catalogs instead. Rather than wait out stalled hiring or accept ...

This week, expect January labor market data as well as earnings reports from Alphabet, Amazon, AMD, Disney, Palantir and more ...

An increasingly opaque US labor market is likely to keep the Federal Reserve from cutting benchmark interest rates until the summer, if officials even lower rates at all in 2026.

Job seekers feel ignored and filtered out by automated systems, while employers are overwhelmed by application volume and uncertain how to use AI responsibly in hiring. In this Today in Tech ...

If your New Year's resolution is to land a job, you're up against daunting odds. When you apply to the average white-collar job right now, as I recently reported, you have a 0.4% chance of actually ...