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High-tech workers could see smaller paychecks under an industry-led campaign to revise labor laws to further limit overtime benefits.

The status of the job market has lead to an increase in job applications for companies both big and small.

A 10-year-old nonprofit with roots in Silicon Valley trains disadvantaged workers in the developing world for entry-level tech jobs.

Contrary to what many assume, the season between Thanksgiving and New Year’s can be the best time for job hunters.

A recent study by Corporate Counsel Women of Color (CCWC) discovered a growing trend in women of color leaving law firms to work as corporate counsels. Titled “The Perspectives of Women of Color Attorneys in Corporate Legal Departments,” the study surveyed more than 1,300 African-American, Hispanic, Asian-American and Native American female corporate attorneys.

Justin Combs, eldest son of rap mogul Sean “Diddy’ Combs, is on his way to blazing his own trail on the football field.

Ever have one of those days where you have a million things to do and not enough time? A new company,  Fetchmob, can come to the rescue.

Employers in 20 states will have to shell out more in taxes next year as a penalty for the misdeeds of other states concerning unemployment.

The financial industry has often searched for new blood at America's elite universities. But that pipeline to talent is facing some push-back.

Marcia Anderson recently became the U.S. Army’s first Black female 2-star general.