Job openings in the US increased in January, but labor demand is likely to slow due to President Donald Trump’s policies threatening recession. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released ...

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released its JOLTs Job Openings data, revealing a stronger than anticipated employment market. The survey, which measures job vacancies across the country, ...

from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), job openings totaled 7.74 million at the end of January. This figure, which came in above analysts’ expectations of 7.63 million, follows the 7.508 ...

Philips' ongoing reorganization has resulted in 2,600 job losses in the Netherlands, 700 more than initially announced, Financieele Dagblad reported. Unions expect further cuts as the restructuring ...

Another user addressed the role of prestige in job expectations: "Ego is deeply ingrained in people, and an IIM tag only magnifies it. The tag might be a ticket to a high CTC, but it doesn’t guarantee ...

Other retail chains signaled weak expectations for consumer spending even before trade impacts hit. Retailers want to proceed with caution as they weigh the volatility that tariffs and other ...

Shares of rival Dell (DELL) fell 2%. The company also materially warned on full-year profits amid expectations of more intense competitive dynamics in the server market. Tariffs — which are ...

The fresh employment data reported Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics missed expectations for 170,000 new roles, but last month's job gains exceeded the revised 125,000 posted in January.

Economists had expected the unemployment rate to climb back up to 6.7 per cent in February, according to consensus estimates published by BMO Capital Markets. (Photo by GRAHAM HUGHES/AFP via Getty ...

Statistics Canada reported a rise in employment in industries such as retail and wholesale trade, which added 51,000 jobs during the month, and finance, real estate, insurance and rental leasing, with ...