Unfortunately, child labor is still a prominent factor in the economies of many nations, especially those that face great poverty.…

Americans not in the workforce, unemployed, or employed part time but looking for full time work are more likely to…

This chart shows the poverty rate based on CPI research series using current methods, meaning that money income is adjusted.…

After peaking at 6.7 in July 2009, the number of unemployed Americans per job opening has decreased to 3.07 in…

During the financial panics in 2001 and 2008, the Fed increased the supply of reserve balances, thereby supplying liquidity to…

In 2012, there were 25 million foreign-born workers age 16 years and older in the U.S. labor force. 130 million…

The U.S. economy has grown slowly since the recession in 2008 and 2009. In the three years following the recession,…

Federal means-tested programs and tax credits provide cash payments or assistance with health care, nutrition, education, housing, or other needs…

In recent years, the gap in median tenure between genders has closed. The median tenure for men in 1996 was…

From 2000 to 2012, the median U.S. employee tenure increased from 3.5 years of tenure to 4.6 years. This rise…

The unemployment rate for those aged 16 years and over spiked significantly in January of 2009. Since this rapid increase,…

The ratio of quits per layoffs and discharges increased to 1.41 in June 2013, up from the lowest ratio of…

Unemployed Americans are spending a longer time looking for jobs before they give up and leave the labor force. In…