labor economics
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Obama signs six-month extension of emergency jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed
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Unemployment benefiters increase to 464,000, slowing economic recovery
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Unemployment rate falls across 39 states, but it’s not good news
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Falling unemployment rate indicates workers ending job hunt, not increase in hiring
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Job training struggles to keep pace in an economy in flux
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Thanks, taxpayers! Washington, D.C. residents rank as highest paid in the nation
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Front line of defense
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Factories ready to hire, but skilled workers scarce
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Unemployment rate June: Jobless rate drops, but economy sheds 125,000 jobs
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Republicans filibuster to delay passage of unemployment aid bill
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Paying for couch time
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It will take years for the U.S. to recover the more than 8 million jobs lost, Pew says
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Drop in U.S. employment is predicted
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Job outlook for teenagers worsens
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With unemployment stuck at nearly 10 percent, Democrats and Republicans split on jobless benefits
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California tops borrowing for jobless benefits
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California’s jobless rate hits high of 12.6% in March
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Heritage Employment Report: March Jobs Report Springs Forward
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Springtime hope for latest job numbers