workforce

A 60-something reflects on the different generations fighting for jobs in the workforce.

The jobs recovery picked up speed in April, as business payrolls swelled and the unemployment rate rose as more people returned to the workforce.

Today marks the Lunar New Year in China. Millions of workers in China return home for New Year and many employers fear they may not come back.

At a solar power company in downtown San Francisco, Edward Fenster plans on doubling his workforce to 8,000 people in the next year.

Aetna announced it eliminated 625 positions Wednesday in the first of two rounds of job cuts that will reduce the health insurance giant's workforce by up to 3.5% by the end of the first quarter in 2010.

State budget cuts strike a double blow to communities that depend on nonprofits, which not only serve millions of people but also employ roughly 10 percent of the U.S. workforce....

The latest grants awarded through the Partners Investing in Nursing's Future initiative provide support to nineteen local and regional philanthropic organizations in twelve states working to develop strategies for sustaining a viable nursing workforce....

WorkForce Software is posting big numbers, such as double-digit revenue growth, hiring at least 20 people so far this year and looking to hire another 30 right now.

PM Environmental is practically up all night as the Hazel Park firm grows it workforce. I has added six jobs and looks to hire another three or four people soon.

A new generation is hitting the workforce -- and steering clear of jobs in the federal government. But don't blame them, says commentator Paul Light; blame the bureaucracy.