A new report reveals that both job candidates and employers are engaging in ‘career catfishing,’ leading to mismatched expectations and dissatisfaction in the workplace.

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Beyond financial reasons, some workers might take on multiple jobs to gain new skills or experience, to network, or to simply ...

The U.S. economy added jobs at a slower pace in August amid uncertainty about economic conditions, adding to signs of a weakening labor market. The Labor Department on Friday reported that employers ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- A new report from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics showed employers added 22,000 jobs in August, falling well below economists' expectations of 75,000 jobs. "What our clients ...

It can be frustrating when recruiters make incorrect assumptions about your salary expectations or career goals.

U.S. consumers' expectations for the labor market worsened in August, coinciding with weak nonfarm payrolls, as their ability to find a job fell to the lowest level on record, according to a survey ...

Kelly reports a Kelly survey reveals job seekers and employers feel the hiring process is often deceitful and opaque, ...

Mortgage rates shot up in 2022 following the Fed's aggressive rate-hiking campaign to combat inflation, and have been between ...

Americans’ confidence in their ability to find work is tanking. In the New York Federal Reserve’s August survey of consumer expectations, respondents’ perceived probability of landing a job after ...