Working class typically refers to lower-income people with relatively low-paying jobs. This work often requires physical ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Dozens of occupations that collectively employ hundreds of thousands of Americans in decent-paying jobs are likely to shrink over ...

The traditional path to a well-paying job often includes a four-year college degree, but that’s not the only route to success. Many middle-class jobs offer competitive salaries without requiring a ...

Perhaps nothing is as critical to America's future as the trajectory of the middle class and improving the prospects for upward mobility. With middle-class incomes stagnant or falling, we need to find ...

The U.S. job market is expected to grow by about 7% over the next decade. At that rate, roughly 10 million more Americans will be employed by 2024. However, these new jobs are not likely to be created ...

As AI technology continues to improve and the impacts of COVID-19 linger, many jobs are becoming obsolete. Unfortunately, dozens of middle-class jobs are in that mix. Many of these are decent-paying ...

Right now, middle-class households are in “relatively good shape,” according to a new Bank of America study. However, the study also states that this may not be the case if the labor market continues ...

(This is part of a periodic series, Ma Joad’s Heirs, examining working class jobs today, in the context of rebuilding the middle class. The first in the series is here.) James Hoffa, now back in the ...

“It’s a jobs drought – more of a desert actually,” James Reed CBE, CEO and chairman of recruitment firm Reed Employment, declared in an interview late last week. He has “never seen anything like it” ...

In recent years, one of the most powerful catalysts for middle-class job creation in New York City has been the creative economy: advertising, architecture, marketing, publishing, design. But despite ...