Bureau of Labor Statistics

The U.S. is adding jobs in traditional business sectors, but what does the future hold? Here are the five most in-demand jobs for the next decade.

Career crystal ball: The 5 most in-demand jobs of the future

Monthly consumer prices rose at the fast clip of 0.4% in February, and shelter was the biggest driver of inflation for the month.

Consumer prices keep surging in February, annual inflation at 6%

January job openings dipped down to 10.8 million. That is still historically high but is 10% below the peak of 12 million in March 2022.

Job openings in January fall to 10.8 million, still high, as layoffs rise

A food sanitation company has paid $1.5 million in penalties after The Department of Labor found it illegally employed over 100 children.

Company pays $1.5M for violating child labor laws in meat processing facilities

The unemployment rate in January just dropped to its lowest level since 1969. Meanwhile, U.S. job growth more than doubled expectations.

January jobs report shocks with 517,000 jobs added, unemployment at 3.4%

While the BLS initially reported a net gain of 1.2 million jobs last spring, a new report shows the private sector had a net loss of 287,000.

US lost 287,000 jobs while government was reporting +1 million in gains

For some, there's nothing left to do but crack up over the price of eggs (if you're not crying in the grocery aisle).

‘Eggflation’ gives producers record profits while internet mocks outrageous prices

Overall consumer prices in December declined 0.1% from November, while annual consumer inflation rose 6.5% from a year ago.

Deflation in December: Consumer prices fall for first time since 2020

Amazon is axing 18,000 corporate employees, nearly double previous estimates, and Salesforce announced a 10% staff reduction impacting 8,000 workers.

Amazon, Salesforce announce major layoffs, blame excessive pandemic hiring

Did the U.S. economy add 10,500 jobs or 1 million jobs during Q2 2022? The Philadelphia Fed data discrepancy is making waves in Washington.

Philadelphia Fed claims government overestimated job growth by +1 million