Jobless rates, reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics are worse than expected. Unemployment jumped to 10.2 percent, which is the worse since 1983. U.S. payrolls fell more than expect as well. Tennagers lost the highest amount of jobs in terms of percent.

In recent survey, conducted by Investopedia Air Traffic Controller position was named the top paying job in America that required the minimum education. The numbers came from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This, turned many young people's attention to Air Traffic Control School wondering where they can get that education.

Careerbuilder, a popular online career site, conducted a Halloween survey and asked over 4,000 workers if their boss was scary. The Careerbuilder Halloween survey revealed that nearly one-in-five (18 percent) workers describe their workplace as scary because their bosses bear a strong resemblance to famous Halloween characters.

If you are fortunate enough to have a job right now, make sure you use social media responsibly. You might find yourself in the unemployment line -- all because you used Twitter, Facebook or some other form of social media to inform your "friends" how much you hate your job. On the flip side, if you're applying for a job, be careful what you post on your favorite social media sites. Someone could be watching.

The U.S. private sector cut 298,000 jobs in August. This is less than in previous months. The information is from ADP Employer Services report released today. The analysts were expecting 290,000.

You have graduated from an animation or graphic design program and your ready to start looking for a job. There's a few ways to get out there and market your self. You want to make your work visisble and easily available to potential employers.

Job market is sweet if you can tweet.

US teenagers hit hard by current economy, much of the employment disappeared long before summer. Teenagers and parents are looking for the guidance to find teenager summer jobs.

As the recession deepens, many older workers aren’t so sure their companies will stay in business long enough to pay out retirement benefits until they reach 65 and Medicaid kicks in.

Dozens of workers at the Altay tractor assembly plant in south-central Russia held an unsanctioned protest on June 18 to demand their unpaid salaries, RFE/RL's Russian Service reports.

In a slumping economy thieves have found yet a new effective way to steal your identity. They make job offers.