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Full-time employees in roles that can be done remotely are spending less time working than before the pandemic, according to recent research drawing from the American Time Use Survey.  Between...

The Internal Revenue Service is walking back its earlier plan to slash staff and is instead focusing on filling critical vacancies. After previously aiming to downsize significantly, the agency is...

Young Americans just out of school are hitting a major roadblock: companies are hiring cautiously, and it’s Gen Z that’s bearing the brunt of it. A recent analysis from the...

At least 600 employees of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are receiving permanent termination notices, the Associated Press reported on Wednesday, citing the American Federation of Government...

Meta Platforms has paused hiring in its artificial intelligence division after bringing on more than 50 researchers and engineers, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday. "All that's happening here...

U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard on Wednesday announced the first major overhaul of her office since its creation, slashing personnel by more than 40% by October 1 and...

China's top court ruling that makes it illegal for businesses and employees to avoid social insurance payments is stoking fears about jobs and the survival of small firms, forcing Beijing...

Johnson & Johnson said on Thursday it would invest $2 billion in North Carolina as it aims to expand its U.S. manufacturing presence amid looming drug import duties proposed by...

A coalition of U.S. labor unions and progressive advocacy groups urged state financial officers overseeing public pension funds to oppose fresh pay awards for Tesla CEO Elon Musk, warning the...

The number of Americans filing new applications for jobless benefits rose by the most in about three months last week in an initial signal that layoffs may be picking up...