Fatal injuries at work decreased overall, but logging remains one of the deadliest occupations with a fatality rate far exceeding the national average.
Alvin Chang visualizes the spectrum of jobs requiring varying levels of physical movement, emphasizing the contrast between active and sedentary roles.
Looking for a new career? These are the fastest growing-and some may surprise you
Several occupations, including wind turbine technicians and data scientists, are projected to grow over 33% in the next decade, promising lucrative salaries.
High-Paying Remote Jobs for People Seeking Remote Work
Remote work provides flexibility and high-paying job opportunities, demonstrating productivity without needing a physical office.
While the Public Awaited Jobs Data, Wall Street Firms Got a Look
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' selective information sharing raises ethical concerns in the job market reporting process.
Looking for a new career? These are the fastest growing-and some may surprise you
Several occupations, including wind turbine technicians and data scientists, are projected to grow over 33% in the next decade, promising lucrative salaries.
High-Paying Remote Jobs for People Seeking Remote Work
Remote work provides flexibility and high-paying job opportunities, demonstrating productivity without needing a physical office.
While the Public Awaited Jobs Data, Wall Street Firms Got a Look
The Bureau of Labor Statistics' selective information sharing raises ethical concerns in the job market reporting process.
Sorry President Biden, those inflation numbers totally suck
The White House's attempt to spin new inflation data positively reveals major uncertainties around the effectiveness of rate cuts and the impact on the economy.
New Questions on How a Key Agency Shared Inflation Data
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shared more inflation information with Wall Street than disclosed publicly.
The agency faced scrutiny for potentially favoring certain financial data users over others, raising concerns about information equity.
Sorry President Biden, those inflation numbers totally suck
The White House's attempt to spin new inflation data positively reveals major uncertainties around the effectiveness of rate cuts and the impact on the economy.
New Questions on How a Key Agency Shared Inflation Data
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shared more inflation information with Wall Street than disclosed publicly.
The agency faced scrutiny for potentially favoring certain financial data users over others, raising concerns about information equity.