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It's always a pleasure to do video podcasts with Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert. Here is one we did last week. Max and Stacy talk about fake journalists, income, opioids, and charts. I come in at the 12:45 mark to discuss jobs, unemployment, wage
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The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of Janus vs AFSCME. The expected outcome will reduce public unions.
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Hourly wages, in real terms, have been on the decline for nine months.
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On Friday, the BLS updated hourly wages and jobs information. Let's backtrack to the start of the recovery for details.
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While the GDP print came in stronger than expected, despite a sharp drop in consumption, the big news in today's data had nothing to do with GDP and everything to do with employment costs, and wages and salaries in particular, which both rose at the
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Technocrat inventors have little concern for the societal consequences of their inventions. The vast majority of adult workers got their start with entry-level jobs as teenagers, where they learned how to work. ? TN Editor
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The branch is run purely by technology - with virtual reality, artificial intelligence and facial recognition all playing a part
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is set to announce a federal jobs proposal that would guarantee a job with at least a $15-per-hour wage and health benefits to every adult American "who wants or needs one," The Washington Post reports.
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Fourteen states have set new records for low unemployment rates in the last year, nearly a decade after the recession put millions of Americans out of work.
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The United States is far from the land of the free these days. The governments in state capitols and Washington DC have confiscated our rights and are selling them back to us.
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The United States is far from the land of the free these days. The governments in state capitols and Washington DC have confiscated our rights and are selling them back to us.
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(Natural News) As robots and artificial intelligence (AI) technology begin their takeover, more jobs will be taken away from humans, resulting in entire professions being supplanted by next level advances in modern technology. This is no longer a wha
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In the last 150 years, a previously unknown social concept has taken hold in the US and other wealthy countries: retirement. And just as we're getting used to it, it's being wrenched away from us.
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To what does the modern worker owe his high productivity?
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The 20 jobs that robots are most likely to take over human jobs. Is your job at risk?
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Kat Stevens for the Daily Vine reports, The media today seems more concerned about the staff in the White House than with any President in history.
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For the vast majority of us, technologically-induced labor market change will make our working lives better, and we should look forward to it with glee.
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If the market downturn has placed your Lambo dreams on hold, perhaps it's time you found another revenue stream. Anyone can make money in a bull market, but when the wicks turn red and altcoin season ends, you might want to consider getting an actu
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Are you an experienced news editor or a news reporter with a nose for crypto? We are on a roll increasing our readership every day serving millions of readers each month. Now we are expanding our operations, and we're looking for several ne
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Transitioning to a world in which different skills are valued might be difficult, but in the long run, everybody benefits.
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Following a horrendous week of damage control through a choreographed game of MSM softball, Mark Zuckerberg is now trying to calm down Facebook employees in the wake of a massive data harvesting scandal.
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The industrious nation works some of the longest hours on the planet
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Barring a recession, it appears the US is running out of people. We aren't. The chart is misleading. The Wall Street Journal asks Is America Running Out of Unemployed People to Fill Jobs?
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The WSJ says there is a "historic shortage of homes". That's nonsense, but sales are depressed. Why? Real wages explain.
