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Unemployment

Biden Is Getting Rid Of One Thing Most People Hate About The Government

The effort to reduce the “time tax” spent on accessing government benefits aims to make them more accessible and reduce inequality.
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People Are Sharing The Quickest Ways They’ve Seen A Coworker Get Fired

People Are Sharing The Quickest Ways They’ve Seen A Coworker Get Fired
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Republicans, George Santos Pass Unemployment Fraud Bill

The legislation would give states and prosecutors more incentive to go after imposter unemployment claimants.
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U.S. Adds A Strong 253,000 Jobs Despite Fed's Rate Hikes

The unemployment rate ticked down to 3.4%, matching a 54-year low.
By Paul Wiseman, AP

January Is One Of The Most Notorious Months For Layoffs. Here's What You Need To Know.

There's a reason why companies do lots of layoffs right now.
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Airport Workers Fight For Living Wage

Over the past few decades, salaries and working conditions for airport employees have eroded. HuffPost Live's Zach Carter finds out what has caused this change, and what workers are doing to fight for a living wage.
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If A Recession Comes Next Year, Congress Could Leave The Unemployed Hanging

Republican lawmakers may balk at providing extra unemployment insurance benefits.
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U.S. Hiring Stayed Solid In September As Employers Add 263,000 Jobs

September’s slightly more moderate pace of hiring may be welcomed by the Fed, which has been trying to tame high inflation without causing a recession.
By Paul WIseman, AP

Employers Scale Back Job Openings As Federal Reserve Attacks Inflation

Reduced openings are a clear sign that the Fed’s anti-inflation strategy is taking effect — but also a potential omen of economic hardship to come.
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The Unemployment Insurance System Is Not Ready For The Next Recession

States are cutting back, and Congress is unlikely to step in even after the pandemic exposed the unemployment system's shortcomings.
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