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Job seekers are sending hundreds of applications without hearing back, and new research shows it's not their fault. NPR and Slate experts reveal the "AI doom loop" making hiring harder despite decent unemployment numbers.
Italy just hit its highest employment rate in years, with more than 185,000 new jobs created in 2025 while unemployment dropped to just 6.1%. The country's labor market is showing its strongest performance in recent memory, giving millions of Italians new reasons for optimism.
As youth unemployment hits 16%, thousands of young people are skipping traditional jobs and launching businesses from market stalls instead. Free trading schemes are turning sidewalk pitches into thriving brands and full-time careers.
American employers added 172,000 jobs in May, beating predictions by more than 60% as the job market proves stronger than expected. Workers across leisure, hospitality, and healthcare are finding new opportunities even as economists worried about a slowdown.
After a tough year marked by trade tensions and hiring freezes, the American economy is showing signs of a strong comeback with better-than-expected job growth in January. More Americans are working than at any point in over two decades.
The American job market just delivered its strongest surprise in years, adding 172,000 positions in May when economists expected barely half that number. Even better news: earlier spring numbers were revised upward, showing the economy creating over 200,000 jobs in March for the first time since early 2024.
Despite facing intense competition and AI disruption, recent college graduates are maintaining remarkable optimism about their career futures. A new survey reveals young professionals are adapting with resilience even as the job landscape transforms around them.
California's job market is bouncing back with nearly 29,000 new jobs added in March, dropping unemployment to its lowest rate in almost a year. Healthcare and education are leading the charge, showing the Golden State's economy remains resilient despite tech sector headlines.
California's job market just scored its biggest monthly win in a year, adding nearly 94,000 jobs while unemployment dropped for the third straight month. The state accounted for more than half of all new jobs nationwide in January.
Australia's job market delivered a stunning surprise in December, creating more than double the expected jobs and dropping unemployment to its lowest level in a year. The surge shows an economy still hungry for workers.
South Korea's job market showed its strongest growth in five months, adding 234,000 positions in February as employment rates climbed across most age groups. The gains signal economic momentum, though younger workers still face headwinds.
American employers defied expectations by adding 115,000 jobs in April, nearly double what experts predicted amid a global energy crisis. The resilient job market shows the economy staying strong even as gas prices surge past $4.50 per gallon.
Fewer Americans are filing for unemployment benefits than at almost any time in decades, showing workers are keeping their jobs despite headlines about layoffs. People who lose jobs are also finding new ones faster than they have in years.
California's Jobs First initiative has generated over 61,000 new jobs across the state with $1.6 billion in regional investments. The program tailors job creation strategies to each area's unique industries, from medtech to manufacturing.
The American job market kicked off 2026 with its strongest month in over a year, adding 130,000 new positions while unemployment unexpectedly fell. After a challenging 2025, workers and employers alike are finding reason for optimism.
Canada's job market just posted its strongest monthly gain in five months, adding nearly 88,000 positions and crushing economist predictions. Even better news: almost all the growth came from full-time jobs.
New Jersey started 2026 with a much-needed employment boost, adding 6,000 jobs in January while the unemployment rate fell to 5.2%. Private sector growth is leading the charge, with professional services, healthcare, and construction creating thousands of new opportunities for Garden State workers.
While layoffs shake white-collar industries, a new category of well-paid "new-collar" jobs is rising that requires specialized skills but not a four-year degree. These roles offer median salaries over $100,000 and can be learned through vocational training, certification programs, or on the job.
A new trade agreement between Australia and the European Union is slashing electric vehicle prices by up to $40,000 and giving Aussies easier access to jobs across 27 countries. After nearly a decade of negotiations, the deal removes 99% of tariffs and creates new pathways for workers and consumers.
While Connecticut's overall job market crawled forward at 0.7%, the clean energy sector sprinted ahead with 2.8% growth in 2024. The state now has over 47,000 clean energy jobs, the highest total in its history.
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