Arizona is joining more than two dozen other states in giving convicted felons a foot in the door for employment. In an executive order Monday, Gov. Doug Ducey directed state personnel officials to ...

A new study from Georgia-based credit bureau Equifax shows just how much AI has upended recruiting and hiring. There are so many fake job applicants, or people who are sharing overly inflated ...

Sky News host Freya Leach says Gen Zers are “turning to AI” to use for job applications as a “security blanket”. “One of the biggest graduate job recruiters … has said they’ve noticed a disturbing ...

US jobless claims edged up to 237,000 for the week ending August 30th, slightly above economists' predictions, signaling a potential slowdown despite employers largely retaining staff. Hiring has ...

A young worker has revealed the drastic step she took to land a job while studying away from her family in a major city. Scarlett Frazer was an 18-year-old university student in Melbourne, desperate ...

It’s commonly advised to stay in one job while looking for another, but this can be easier said than done. Being unhappy in a role, whether it’s because of the job itself, the company or a toxic boss, ...

Food web is an important conceptual tool for illustrating the feeding relationships among species within a community, revealing species interactions and community structure, and understanding the ...

A Northwest Fire/Rescue District captain convicted of stabbing a man to death more than 20 years ago is on paid administrative leave months after officials began investigating his past. Robert A.

A jobseeker who has sent more than 5,000 applications in the last two years says the endless effort to look for employment has left him 'mentally, physically and financially' in pain. Joe Emery, 43, ...

Tennessee coach Josh Heupel discusses the Vols' ongoing battle for the starting center spot as the team continues to move closer to Tennessee might have announced its starting quarterback Sunday night ...

Between February and April, 10 percent of Americans ages 25 to 54 lost their jobs. The employed percentage of the population dropped to its lowest level since 1975, according to Labor Department data.