After two consecutive months of disappointing sales, it’s obvious which two industries are holding sales figures back.  More…

The U.S. economy continues to make positive strides, but will any of it matter if the jobs aren’t coming back? More…

In February, for the first time since 2008, the number of employees who quit was higher than the number fired or laid off. The tables are turning. More…

The recession has forced the loss of more than 7 million jobs, doubling the unemployment rate and crippling 10% of the workforce. While some of those positions will return as the recession lifts, here are five sectors where experts predict a lot of the jobs will not be coming back: More…

A recent study uncovered just how deeply unemployment is affecting Americans, where it’s hurting taxpayers most, and who they say is to blame. More…

Most recent economic reports still show a mixed bag. But right now, strong indications are that the worst of the downturn is behind us. More…

If you adhere to the “Sticky-Wage Theory,” you gave your workers a raise recently. If you don’t, then you didn’t. Maybe this needs a bit more explaining. More…

Are you in one of the country’s premier job markets?  A new Web tool from indeed.com reveals which cities offer the most available jobs per unemployed resident. You might be stunned which city ranks head and shoulders above the rest. More…

One way to lessen the impact of a down economy on your employees: Use “workshare” programs instead of layoffs or furloughs. And you may even be eligible for state help in implementing the program. More…

Considering relocating your business or opening a new office in another city? The choice can be tough, but More…

It’s the question on everyone’s mind: When will the recession really bottom out? Every pundit has their own theory (and agenda) but these are the four key signals you should be watching for. More…