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| Hyundai Motor Union Warns Auto Tariffs Could Hurt US Jobs SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Hyundai Motor Co.'s labor union said Thursday that steep auto tariffs the U.S. is considering could cost tens of thousands ...
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| Chemical Industry Sees Threat to US Jobs in China Trade Spat Hundreds of thousands of jobs in the U.S. chemical industry are at risk as a new round of proposed tariffs against Chinese-made goods threatens to ...
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| Trump defends US jobs In 1993, President William Clinton went to Lexmark International in Lexington to promote his North American Free Trade Agreement initiative. Lexmark ...
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| A great job sometimes means a relocation U.S. job seekers overall are moving to these 10 cities. Data is based on a sample of more than 668,000 online job applications from the 40 largest U.S. ...
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| US labor report shows Youngstown area had biggest job loss YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) - A report recently released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows the Youngstown area leads the nation right ...
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| Your Job as Art: Iconic Images of Workers Few of us stop to consider the beauty of our labor. Thankfully, for centuries, artists have captured the grace and grit workers reveal while carrying out ...
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| The gig economy is bigger than US government data makes it look But while the BLS survey gives us insight into some types of work arrangements, it's not a complete picture of today's gig economy. That means ...
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| AEM: Trade War with China Bad for Business, Risks US Jobs American workers, farmers, consumers, and the U.S. economy lose. Not only will these tariffs threaten many of the 1.3 million jobs our industry ...
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| Machines might take jobs–they can also help train us for new ones Nearly half of all jobs that exist today could become automated over the next several years. Even workers in roles that robots will not be able to master ...
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| Report: US aerospace a trade winner, but tariffs threaten future exports AIA President and CEO Eric Fanning has warned that a protracted trade war could hurt aerospace sales, U.S. jobs and the nation's economy as ...
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