The U.S. labor market is stuck in a cautious holding pattern that feels very different depending on where you sit New jobs data suggest the U.S. labor market is stabilizing after a hiring slowdown ...

If you’re looking to shake up your career in 2026, LinkedIn has your back. The website has published its annual Jobs on the Rise list, which ranks the fastest-growing jobs in the United States for ...

The search for a new job, whether you’ve lost work or are changing careers, can be an emotionally taxing experience. Job-search anxiety is not a clinical diagnosis, but the term can be used to ...

The number of people unemployed for a long time has surged in the low-hire, low-fire job market. Job seekers have tried upskilling and temporary work. Companies may have to be more welcoming of ...

Although large U.S. metros continue to offer ample job opportunities, job-seekers don't necessarily need to head to the very biggest cities to find work. Take Pittsburgh. With a population of roughly ...

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Ryan Arthur (right), a market insight manager with Bristol Myers Squibb and his mother, Susan Arthur, CEO of CareerBuilder, both found their current jobs during the pandemic. Ryan Arthur (right), a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Illustration by Tag Hartman-Simkins / Futurism. Source: Getty Images Still think getting a job in 2026 is as easy as walking in ...

After years of whiplash — from the great resignation to “the big stay” — the U.S. hiring market is entering 2026 in an unfamiliar place: not collapsing, not booming, but stuck in a cautious holding ...