unemployment
The Jobless Generation: Fighting youth unemployment
Youth unemployment is on the rise. It's time to fight back.
Weekly Catch Up: January 2-6
Happy New Year! We're back with another Catch Up. Here's the latest from this week.
Us Vs. Parents: Who Has It Worse?
That stereotype in movies when parents tell their spoiled children how hard they had it growing up ("When I was your age, I had to walk three miles to school in the snow wearing dilapidated hand-me-down shoes that gave me bunions!") may soon be reversed by our generation.
Youth Hired Again. Is This Really A Good Thing?
The job market is apparently looking up for young adult workers. According to results from a new Labor Department jobs report, around 650,000 workers between the ages of 16 and 24 found work last month.
Celebrating The American Worker...Or Out-Of-Worker
I probably don't need to point out that morale isn't so great these days in the ol' U-S-of-A.
Sympathy For The Underemployed
According to a recent Gallup poll, the underemployment rate in America is at 9.9%--and it's especially common among recent college graduates.
Kicked To The Unemployment Curb: What to do without a job
There's a right way and a wrong way to handle joblessness, and the difference between the two could either get you doing something fulfilling or keep you sprawled on the couch in sweatpants.
The Mixed-Bag Job Numbers
Ready for some good news? Job growth is chugging along faster than it has in a year. The U.S. economy squeezed in 192,000 extra jobs into the workforce in February, more then three times the number of jobs added in January.
Tampered & Taxed
Are my unemployment benefits taxed and how should I treat suspicions of mail tampering?
