What you should know from the July 2018 jobs report.

In recognition of Hispanic women’s significant contributions to the labor force, here are six statistics demonstrating their growing influence as drivers of economic productivity and entrepreneurs.  

Do you follow any of your favorite brands on Instagram? Ever checked into a restaurant on Facebook? Tweeted at a company or government office about a customer service issue? Social media is not only a tool for people to keep in touch; it has also become an important way for businesses, government and organizations to reach wider audiences. It provides a dynamic avenue beyond radio, television and other traditional forms of advertising to interact with clients or consumers directly.

Why does BLS collect so much information, and who uses it?

There are plenty of ways to help shape the future, one mind at a time. Teaching is a smart career choice, too. Learn why.

While not directly involved in providing patient care, the work of scientists and engineers makes a tremendous difference in our health and well-being. Check out these growing science and engineering jobs that impact health care and pay above the median. 

It’s a fact: our workforce is aging. By 2024, nearly 1 in 4 people in the labor force are projected to be age 55 or over.

With rising cost of a 4-year degree, more people are asking: is a bachelor’s degree really worth it? The short answer is yes. Bureau of Labor Statistics data show that most high-paying jobs require at least a bachelor’s degree for entry. But there is a growing recognition that what workers really need are the right skills and credentials to fill specific jobs.