Global food giant Nestle on Thursday said that, as part of a cost-savings push, it would cut about 12,000 white-collar ...

As Democrats try to win back working-class voters, female candidates are campaigning around economic populism and their ...

This story is the subject of a recent, fascinating episode of the PBS documentary series American Experience. Titled Hard Hat ...

At just 23, Jacob Palmer is already running his own electrical company. He launched the business in 2024 after starting in the field as an apprentice electrician, a career path he embarked on when ...

President Trump is pushing to bring major industries back to the U.S. and make the country an AI powerhouse – but there aren’t enough blue-collar workers to build the necessary data centers, Ford CEO ...

However, the report revealed that male workers witnessed a faster pace of salary growth ... growth over the past two years shows that opportunities for India's blue- and grey-collar workforce are ...

The U.S. labor market is unusually tight, with limited hiring and firing prompting many office workers to reconsider their careers. A 2025 FlexJobs report found 62% of white-collar workers would ...

I’ve always favored four-year college and beyond for everyone.... until my air conditioning crapped out in the middle of July a couple of years back. You can talk about predominance of the information ...

Searchlight Capital Partners is becoming more “bullish” on dealmaking, not just for the rest of 2025, but also looking ahead to 2026 as expectations grow that interest rates in Europe will come down, ...

Andrew Salgado knew college wasn’t for him. Still, after graduating high school in 2023, he was set to enroll in an accounting program at a local technical college a few months later because he ...

Go to many Indiana college campuses and peek in a classroom or stroll across the quad, and you might notice something. There are fewer male students than female—often way fewer. In raw numbers, 72,419 ...

Ricardo Jimenez didn’t really know what he wanted to be. At one point, he thought he’d figure it out in college, like most young adults in America plan to do. He’d enrolled at the University of ...