Tag: North America

U.S. workers are becoming more stressed about their rising personal debts and financial health, a Bank of America survey showed. Of the respondents polled by BofA, 47% of employed people ...

There’s a growing narrative that bosses are demanding employees return to the office full-time, but recent data paints a more nuanced picture. Over the past six months, the percentage of ...

There is a significant disconnect in the hiring process; more than 59% of candidates said they often hear nothing after applying to jobs, while over 50% of employers report being ...

A new study from the National Institute on Retirement Security (NIRS) disputes the widespread belief that Millennial and Gen Z workers are more prone to switching jobs than older generations.  ...

City officials in Portland, Maine, are preparing to vote on a proposed ordinance aimed at reducing long-term vacancies in commercial properties, particularly along Congress Street in the Arts District, according ...

Job growth over the last three months has hit one of the weakest patches, outside the pandemic, since the U.S. economy was limping to recover from the 2007 to 2009 ...

In a troubling trend for the U.S. economy, an estimated 350,000 Black women have exited the workforce in just a few months, which is an economic blow valued at $37 ...

U.S. hybrid job opportunities are growing rapidly in five key industries in 2025, providing new options for professionals seeking flexible work arrangements. Hybrid roles combine remote and in-person work, allowing ...

U.S. commercial real estate prices increased in July, ending a five-month decline and signaling renewed interest from large-scale investors after a prolonged slump. The market, weighed down for over two ...

More than 445,000 federal employees lost their collective bargaining rights in August as government agencies began implementing a pair of executive orders issued earlier this year by President Trump. The ...