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Unemployment remains low, but job seekers across industries say hiring has become increasingly difficult

A job seeker with more experience, a stronger resume, and better results than ever before is losing out to less qualified candidates for junior roles

Member countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) are navigating a common challenge: how to continue economic development and improve living standards while protecting the environment. ...

A 25-year-old at a small company with no benefits or growth prospects is preparing to resign after likely landing a better role

A primary breadwinner who learned of their layoff during a family vacation while responsible for health insurance, daycare and all household costs has 11 weeks to find work.

Hillary Clinton has compared Trump's White House renovations to Saddam Hussein's palaces in a podcast interview, calling the gold-embellished decor a reflection of his "narcissistic personality"

Qualified job seekers are finding it increasingly difficult to get a response from employers. One hiring manager says hundreds of applicants may be competing for a single role.

South Korea’s youth employment fell by more than 191,000 in July from a year earlier,

SoftBank held 86.96 million Intel shares worth about US$12.1 billion as of June 30, making the chipmaker its largest US holding by far.

Oil prices rose on Tuesday after Iran said it would shift to a "fully offensive" military posture and the US ruled out extending a ceasefire agreement, with Strait of Hormuz tanker traffic falling to near zero

The former military officer said they had spent months applying through LinkedIn, Indeed, company websites and recruiters while also using AI tools and even writing a script to find job postings.

Hidden among Sreemangal’s tea gardens, Deanston Cemetery contains the graves of British-era tea planters and their families, many of whom came from Scotland.

The Great Wall and pandas remain popular, but a growing number of visitors are travelling to China for robot demonstrations, AI experiences, festivals and local culture.

A student asking whether their software engineering brother's year-long job search with a master's degree is normal has received a sobering Reddit consensus: yes, but 70 applications in a year is far too few for the current market.

A Reddit post arguing that companies should face fines for posting ghost jobs has sparked debate online.