April marked the first back-to-back month of job gains in a year. But one economist explains why there are real weaknesses beneath the surface. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Harry Kraemer, Jr. is a professor at the Kellogg School of Management. Fears of rising unemployment are causing anxiety among both ...

Job scams, thousands of applicants, getting ghosted by recruiters (if you hear from them at all): There are endless and completely valid reasons why people are tired of applying to jobs online. But ...

If you’ve been working for more than a decade and are embarking on a job search this year – because you’ve been laid off or you just want to move on – don’t get consumed by discouraging job market ...

Cuban said the shift is already underway, driven by companies weighing the cost and productivity of AI systems against human labor. As tools improve and become more cost-effective, he expects ...

The job market is competitive right now, at least according to the World Economic Forum. The sobering news was released in September, revealing that new entry-level job listings declined by almost 30% ...

After Jonathan Clanton was laid off from his talent acquisition job earlier this year, he immediately began searching for a new role. Clanton, 39, soon found himself spending hours each day scrolling ...

The biblical story of Job is one of the deepest and most challenging stories in the Bible. It does not give easy answers, and it does not pretend that suffering is simple or fair. Instead, it explores ...

AI-driven job losses may not just make it harder for affected workers to find employment in the short term but also could leave a yearslong “scarring,” marked by depressed income, delayed ...

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jesse Tervooren, a 39-year-old former HR executive based in Vancouver, Washington. It's been edited for length and clarity. When I quit my ...