OSHA's vax rule is on hold. Employers urged to still comply.
Businesses risk being caught unprepared if the regulation survives legal challenges, employment lawyers warn.
Employment rebounded in October with 531,000 new jobs
Better-than-expected report follows two months of lagging job growth. Employers are hiring as the Delta variant fades.
At least 18 billionaires got stimulus checks, report says
Some 270 ultra-wealthy people who received the checks had reported negative net incomes on their tax returns, according to ProPublica.
Biden vaccine rule: What workers and employers should know
Businesses with at least 100 employees must either require workers to get vaccinated or undergo weekly testing.
Why inflation may no longer be considered "transitory"
The Federal Reserve describes higher inflation as fleeting, but economists expect it to stick around into 2022.
Amazon targeting an untapped group of hires: Parents
The retailer is rolling out flexible scheduling to appeal to the millions of women who've dropped out of the job market.
Zillow to cut 25% of staff as it closes house-flipping service
CEO concedes that forecasting housing prices is much harder than the real estate firm expected.
36% of U.S. workers say they're now required to be vaccinated
Nearly a third of workers indicate they'd look for a new job if their employer required a COVID-19 shot, Gallup found.
Elon Musk's net worth tops $300 billion — a record
A recent rise in Tesla's stock price has pushed Musk's net worth into the stratosphere. Some lawmakers want to tax it.
The jobs Americans want — and don't want — right now
Workers are snubbing low-wage sectors that require in-person work, like child care and restaurant jobs.
In the "Great Resignation," women changing jobs at record rates
The pandemic is leading many women around the U.S. to fundamentally rethink their careers and personal priorities.
What is a "billionaires tax," and how would it work?
About 700 Americans could face a new wealth tax under a Democratic proposal. Here's how it could work.
3 states lead the U.S. in workers quitting jobs
Workers are joining the "Great Resignation" due to burnout, COVID-19 anxiety and a search for higher wages, experts say.
SPAC backing Trump Media surges more than 800%
The former president's social media venture is creating a trading frenzy. But the company has no financial results yet.
One reason for worker shortage: Many started new businesses
Through September, a record 1.4 million applications have been filed to start new businesses likely to hire workers.