Unemployment: Page 6
With an All-Deaf Wait Staff, New Restaurant Asks Guests to Order in Sign Language
At the aptly-named Signs restaurant in Toronto, one restaurateur is piloting a new concept that aims to give hearing diners a glimpse into deaf culture.
How Small Businesses Can Ease America's Job Shortage
Why the country's unemployment continues to be high and how new business startups could be the answer.
What Will Get Americans Working Again?
The entrepreneurial spirit of the American worker continues to erode, and the policy response is just plain wrong.
Fewer Americans Are Launching Businesses. Here's the Silver Lining. (Infographic)
U.S. entrepreneurial activity has declined for the last three years, but the percentage of entrepreneurs who are launching businesses out of necessity has also fallen, according to a study.
How an Email Snafu Led to 61,000 People Storming an Employment Office
When an email for a recruitment meeting was accidentally sent to every registered job seeker in the city of Stockholm, chaos ensued.
Actually, Mr. President, That Art History Degree Is Pretty Helpful
By discounting the value of a four-year degree, President Obama misses a path to success clearly laid out in economic data.
CBO Says Raising Minimum Wage Will Lead to Job Cuts
A hike in the minimum wage could lead to as many as half a million job cuts, according to the nonpartisan analysis.
Looking Back at Davos: How Entrepreneurs Can Help With This Dire Problem
During the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, global leaders discussed solutions for a must-solve problem. Here is how entrepreneurs can lend a helping hand.
How Much Blame Do the Jobless Bear for Joblessness?
Business owners have jobs and want to hire, but employers say candidates are unprepared and have the wrong attitude. What gives?
Why Our Job Market Is Dying Before Our Eyes
The latest jobs numbers prove a point: Putting government policy over business interests has been a disastrous failure for the American worker.
Employment Trend for 2014: Miserable Millennials
Unemployed and living with their parents, Millennials can't get no satisfaction.
Raising the Minimum Wage Isn't a Magic Bullet
The claim that increasing the minimum wage to $10.10 would slash poverty rates in half is overly simplistic.
People Are Leaving the Workforce in Droves: What it Means for Businesses
If current employment trends continue, the number of people out of the labor force will surpass the number of working Americans in about four years.
Starting Up in the Developing World: More Risk, More Reward
Entrepreneurship consultant Sarah Green offers some perspective on starting up in the developing world, by way of Nigeria.
Jobless and Searching for Meaning, Millennials Flock to Mom and Dad's House
Paid less, unemployed more and less likely to be satisfied at work, one in four millennials has had to move back in with their parents at some point.