The ongoing government shutdown delayed the anticipated September jobs report, which economists estimated would show 50,000 jobs added and the unemployment rate holding steady at 4.3%.

Although the September 2013 jobs report was delayed for two and half weeks, thanks to the partial federal government shut down, and though it was considered disappointing by many, we did find ...

December's job totals were clearly a bitter disappointment, but now that we have 12 months of job data, we can ask a different question: how did 2013 shape up? In all, the U.S. economy added 2.186 ...

Crucial reports on U.S. inflation, job creation and unemployment are set to be delayed a week or more due to the government ...

Hospitals added no new jobs in 2013, although the healthcare sector as a whole grew by 204,000 jobs and makes up more than 10 percent of total employment nationwide as of February, according to a ...

Preliminary jobs numbers released this week by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show virtually flat job growth for the Pittsburgh region in 2013, adding just 400 jobs for the year. Pittsburgh TODAY ...

The unemployment rate in December 2012 was 7.9 percent. A year later, it’s at 6.7 percent. But the employment picture, top economists agree, is not so simple. Photo courtesy of Matthew ...

The Just Jobs Index assesses the nature and extent of fair jobs at a country level and creates a vivid picture of work opportunities, income and employment security, and equality of treatment and ...

In what could be the last piece of federal jobs data released this week if the government shuts down, a new report Tuesday ...

Here's Friday's jobs report, viewed through its two most important metrics: Jobs: Up by 300,000. Unemployment: Down to the lowest rate in 6.5 years. Those are sterling job-creation numbers in any year ...

It seems like nearly every day, one St. Louis company or another is announcing a merger, an acquisition, or layoffs. Because it can be difficult to keep track of all the dizzying figures swirling ...