Career

The Coldplay kiss cam scandal, that took place at a summer concert, continues to make headlines months later as the players involved make life changes in an attempt to move on.

As student demand for skilled trades education increases, schools nationwide are struggling to hire experienced instructors, forcing school districts to get creative.

More than 17,500 people gathered for SkillsUSA's National Leadership & Skills Conference, which allowed students to compete across different trades and leadership fields.

Long-term unemployment hit a three-year high of 23.5% in April, showing a stagnant labor market in which companies are neither cutting nor expanding their workforces.

CareerBuilder + Monster bankruptcy filing shows $100-500 million in liabilities as the merged company looks to sell off its operations.

Atlanta, Orlando and Tampa are among the top cities to start a career, according to a recent report that ranked 182 cities in the U.S. using more than two dozen metrics.

One of Walt Disney World's oldest buildings houses hundreds of employees who work daily to enhance and refurbish attraction vehicles. It is called Central Shops.

Some jobseekers in 2025 may be looking for remote positions, and a recently released report from FlexJobs identified the companies that had the most roles offering that arrangement.

If you have always wanted to start your own small business, it's no easy task, but can be done with dedication, creativity and networking with others doing similar work.

A recent Wall Street Journal report zeroed in on an uptick in Gen Z workers who are taking to social media to show they are content with their office jobs.

Investment firm CEO and author based in Atlanta, Georgia, shares seven thoughtful tips for developing strong mentors in life and career — and why this can be positive for anyone in any job.

The Labor Department on Thursday released new data about unemployment claims amid heightened concerns that the U.S. economy is headed for a recession.

The U.S. economy added 114,000 jobs in July, less than expected, as sectors like manufacturing, information and financial activities pulled back on hiring.

The July jobs report released Friday provided a look at the labor market's health as the economy continues to confront high interest rates and inflation.