Why a white fast-food worker in Mississippi who never started college is the statistical epitome of a low-wage worker 615_McDonalds_Hiring_Reuters.jpg One in four U.S. workers -- or nearly 40 million ...

A growing share of residents ages 65 and older are continuing to work beyond the traditional retirement age as the effects of poverty and limited income place a strain on older adults nationwide—and ...

Low-income households in the United States are increasingly relying on government assistance rather than employment wages, a shift that raises important questions about the nation’s welfare system.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Poverty is not an intractable problem; it can be eradicated ...

In addition to individual residents, Flagstaff employers have been affected by the city's lack of affordable housing, which some have been seeking ways to address in recent years. A 2017 workforce ...

On Long Island, earning a paycheck doesn’t always mean making ends meet. It’s a reality business owners know well—employees juggling multiple part-time jobs, parents struggling to find affordable ...

As we mark Labor Day, all of us should take time to reflect on the incredible strides made in building a more resilient, inclusive workforce in San Antonio. Workforce opportunities, when paired with ...

In a bipartisan move, Snohomish area lawmakers state Reps. Strom Peterson, D-Edmonds, and Carolyn Eslick, R-Sultan, led the work to advance legislation that made the Economic Security for All (EcSA) ...

With Long Island‘s older population at an all-time high, a new report shows many face an uncertain financial future. The report released Tuesday by the Center for an Urban Future found that Long ...

SeamlessHR, Africa’s leading end-to-end HR technology company, has emphasised the need for African heads of state to leverage digital infrastructure to tackle poverty and boost workforce productivity ...