As graduates cross the commencement stage and enter the professional world, scammers are exploiting their eagerness to land jobs. *** lot of times they're getting either an email solicitation ...

Job interviews are stressful enough — but throw in a glitchy AI recruiter, and you’ve got a full-blown digital nightmare. TikTok user Ken @its_ken04 is going viral after her job interview at a ...

"Jobs in factories will come roaring back into our country," said President Trump when he announced reciprocal tariffs last month. "We will supercharge our domestic industrial base." The American ...

LinkedIn launched an AI-powered job search to improve role discovery for users. The company said more than 50% of job seekers miss opportunities because of unclear search filters. The AI tool ...

New AI features from LinkedIn will soon help job seekers find positions that best suit them—without the need for exact keyword matches or specific job titles. LinkedIn’s new AI-powered job ...

While California officials boast about the state’s ranking as the world’s fourth-largest economy, the statewide job market continues to be one of the nation’s weakest. With $4.1 trillion in ...

The U.S. economy added jobs in April at a slower pace than a month ago amid uncertainty over economic conditions as well as tax and trade policy. The U.S. Department of Labor on Friday reported ...

U.S. hiring remained sturdy in April as the economy added 177,000 jobs despite jitters over President Donald Trump’s massive import tariffs and widening federal government layoffs. But payroll ...

Scammers are using artificial intelligence to alter their appearance and build fake profiles to apply for remote job postings, research shows. Already, scammers can use AI at almost every step in ...

Three to five years of experience for an entry-level job. Sitting through rounds of interviews only to ultimately get ghosted. Lengthy applications that seem to disappear into the void of LinkedIn ...

There are about 500,000 open positions in manufacturing now, and “Such jobs can’t find enough interested Americans to fill them.” Addressing the idea of making iPhones in the U.S., news site ...

Dani Schlarmann, a recruiter, noticed something fishy about the job applicants. Cover letters and resumes sounded identical. Candidates embellished their experience to match the job description.