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British wages grew faster than expected in the three months to April and unemployment fell, according to official data that painted a somewhat stronger picture of the job market, hours...

The number of Americans filing claims for unemployment benefits fell last week, but remained at slightly higher levels, suggesting some moderation in the pace of job growth in June. Economists...

U.S. tech companies are increasingly concentrating their office leasing activity in a small number of core talent hubs, with a clear pull toward high-quality buildings and larger, longer commitments. According...

Fatherhood in the U.S. has shifted significantly over the past few decades. Where many households once relied on a single working father and a stay-at-home mother, dual-income families are now...

Layoffs Remain Elevated, but AI Is Rarely Named as the Cause U.S. workers’ reports of employer workforce reductions remained unchanged in the first quarter of 2026, with 21% saying their...

The U.S. office market continued a slow recovery in May, with the national vacancy rate falling to 17.6%, down 180 basis points from a year earlier and more than 230...

The Class of 2026 is entering a job market showing early signs of improvement after two years of limited hiring. Employers expect to increase new graduate hiring by 5.6% compared...

Adoption of artificial intelligence has reached a "tipping point" in Britain, as companies move from experimentation to large-scale deployment and start seeing returns, a Google Cloud executive said on Wednesday....

China's State Council, the cabinet, issued the country's next five-year plan for implementing the "employment-first strategy" on Wednesday, pledging to keep the job market broadly stable and prevent large-scale unemployment...

Euro zone negotiated wage growth appears to be slowing as predicted, European Central Bank data showed on Wednesday, offering policymakers relief that the Iran-war-induced inflation surge has not set off...