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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's office faces multiple unfilled roles after reportedly repeated rejections from job candidates.

Sen. Marshall said the "number one" key to triggering economic growth is "just an attitude," an assertion that inspired more ridicule than confidence online.

Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, declared that people "should be worried" about losing their jobs to AI, insisting the need to "stop sugar-coating" the truth.

Trump defended his trade policies by claiming that fewer ships and slower port traffic save the U.S. money—leaving workers and economists alarmed by the real-world impact.

Unpublished U.S. Department of Homeland Security data shows that President Donald Trump deported 37,660 people during his first month in office

The Juarez Chamber of Commerce plans to survey its 3,000 members to find job openings. In addition, they will also encourage businesses to hire deported migrants, even if only for a short time.

Security guards are in historic demand among CEOs following the death of the UnitedHealthcare boss, leading to it be named one of the fastest growing jobs.

"This smells more like a political shot across the bow at Elon Musk and Tesla."

An AI-powered robot autonomously convinced 12 showroom robots to "quit their jobs" and follow it.

In a notable twist, a Japan-based company that handles resignation for its clients found itself on the receiving end of its own service.

Salesforce plans to hire over 1,000 employees to support sales of its new generative AI product designed to execute business operations without human oversight.

The rate of low-wage workers in the U.S. has drastically decreased, but disparities among minorities in certain states, like Texas, remains high

Immigrants recorded 18.1% of the United States workforce, often filling jobs in areas with major labor shortages like health care and social services. A higher percentage of foreign-born workers (65.9%) are either working or looking for work compared to native-born workers (61.5%).

A study by Latinas in Tech also found that the majority of them are in entry-level jobs

Latino-led venture capital firms contributed to the creation of about 51,600 jobs in 2023. But despite these gains, representation remains a top concern

Increased immigration can boost the breakeven rate of the so called neutral payrolls growth. What this means

Concretely, the rate decreased to 4.5%, a little over the general one, at 3.8%

Mayor Eric Adams gave his third state of the city address, focusing on the decrease in crime and the power of social media.

Equities surged in the last two months of last year on expectations the US central bank will slash interest rates several times this year as inflation comes down, the labour market softens, and the economy heads toward a soft landing.

STEM jobs are in high demand and there is a shortage of qualified workers, so Latinos have a good chance of getting a job in this field

The meat giant is closing several of its plants across the country. The Noel plant in Missouri employed 1,500 people, many of them from local Latino communities

US employers picked up their hiring pace unexpectedly in September while unemployment held steady, government data showed on Friday, adding pressure on policymakers seeking to cool the economy.

The layoffs will come on top of the cuts to 18,000 positions that the company disclosed in January.

A 56-year-old grandmother of four who has been juggling multiple jobs for years has won $200,000 from a $10 Bigger Spin scratch-off ticket. Meanwhile, two brothers in Kentucky continue their lottery winning streak after netting $100,000 from a Kentucky Lottery Scratch-off ticket.

Jennifer Aniston is one of America’s sweethearts, and fans are eager to dig up on anything about the world-renowned actress. Here are some of the lesser known facts about the 50-year-old woman.

Donald Trump discussed some of his campaign issues on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Wednesday night. Find out what he had to say.

Find out what activities to do with your children while you enjoy their company at your job on Take Your Child To Work Day.

Sen. Marco Rubio has slammed President Obama for the apology he made to an art history professor after he criticized the discipline in a speech.

Paloma Noyola, the 12-year-old girl that Wired Magazine named the "next Steve Jobs' in last month's issue, will participate in calculus competition in Mexico City.

Wired Magazine has featured 12-year-old Mexican schoolgirl Paloma Noyola Bueno from Matamoros, Tamaulipas on the cover of their November issue, hailing her as the next Steve Jobs. Thanks to the teaching methods of Sergio Juarez Correa, Paloma has become one of the top students in the country.