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Private companies added tens of thousands of jobs less than estimated in July, according to new data.

Record numbers of people have stopped looking for jobs and dropped out of the labor market entirely.

The rapid construction of data centers, semiconductor facilities, and AI factories is already reshaping labor demand, with companies competing for workers capable of building and maintaining these highly specialized facilities.

Volkswagen's Porsche is set to shed about 20% of its jobs over the next decade, the company announced.

Artificial intelligence is being embraced across a growing number of professions, but it is largely serving as a workplace assistant rather than replacing employees, according to a new study.

American workers are producing more output than in recent decades, but economists say artificial intelligence is not yet the primary driver of the surge.

Workers aged 55 and older in occupations with greater exposure to AI became more likely to leave employment after ChatGPT was released in November 2022, according to a new study.

The unemployment rate dropped in June, but it was because fewer people are looking for jobs.

Nonfarm payrolls for June increased by much less than expected in June, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

AI has emerged as one of the most transformative technologies since the dot-com boom. Is it simply helping us work faster and more efficiently, or are users increasingly depending on it for decision-making?

Companies added less than 100,000 jobs in June, fewer than expected, new ADP data showed.

A report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that U.S. workers received just 54.1% of national income in early 2026, the lowest level recorded since the data series began in 1947.

The cloud computing giant disclosed in its annual report that its global workforce fell to about 141,000 employees as of May 31, down from roughly 162,000 a year earlier, representing a decline of nearly 13%.

A growing majority of workers around the world are worried about their job security because of the rise of artificial intelligence.

Microsoft President and Vice Chair Brad Smith pushed back against what he described as increasingly alarmist predictions about AI-driven job losses.

More than half of Americans surveyed in a recent poll said they are afraid that AI could lead people in their household to lose their jobs.

Americans' view of the labor market hit its most pessimistic tone of the year, according to a new survey.

Job growth surged beyond expectations in May, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Jobless claims increased to 225,000 in the week that ended on May 30, hitting the highest level since February.

Payrolls exceeded expectations in May, according to the latest ADP report.

U.S. job openings rose to their highest level in nearly two years in April, a surprising sign of resilience in the labor market even as employers continued to show caution in the actual hiring of new employees.