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It partially depends on your gender.

The shortage of workers trained for jobs in the digital economy and sophisticated manufacturing is costly for companies and vexing for the unemployed.

Managers shouldn't quickly dismiss those currently out of work, but like any other potential hire, due diligence is required.

By assuming core processes in factories, labs, hospitals, offices, will machines make people irrelevant or unemployed? Consider this argument that humans partnered with such machines will give rise to efficiency, customer service and innovation.

New research calls into question the well-accustomed axiom that any job is better than no job at all.

In September, people were quitting their jobs the fastest rate in more than six years.

Employees see only the number on their paychecks but your bottom line is pinched much harder than just that.

Days prior to taking office, Emmanuel Macron suggested that unions should vote on certain 'exceptions' to a long-running and controversial French law.

Generous mentors pave the way for a would-be startup staffer, one with a very positive attitude.

While there's opinions differ over whether the net effect will be positive or negative, most respondents agree that artificial intelligence's impact on the future of work will be significant.

At the aptly-named Signs restaurant in Toronto, one restaurateur is piloting a new concept that aims to give hearing diners a glimpse into deaf culture.

Why the country's unemployment continues to be high and how new business startups could be the answer.

The entrepreneurial spirit of the American worker continues to erode, and the policy response is just plain wrong.

U.S. entrepreneurial activity has declined for the last three years, but the percentage of entrepreneurs who are launching businesses out of necessity has also fallen, according to a study.

When an email for a recruitment meeting was accidentally sent to every registered job seeker in the city of Stockholm, chaos ensued.

By discounting the value of a four-year degree, President Obama misses a path to success clearly laid out in economic data.

A hike in the minimum wage could lead to as many as half a million job cuts, according to the nonpartisan analysis.

During the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, global leaders discussed solutions for a must-solve problem. Here is how entrepreneurs can lend a helping hand.

Business owners have jobs and want to hire, but employers say candidates are unprepared and have the wrong attitude. What gives?

The latest jobs numbers prove a point: Putting government policy over business interests has been a disastrous failure for the American worker.

Unemployed and living with their parents, Millennials can't get no satisfaction.