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Low Unemployment in Nebraska: Workers Thrive, Businesses Cope

The jobless rate in February, 2.1 percent, was close to the lowest ever. Employers are adjusting to the power of workers.

This Is What Happens When Globalization Breaks Down

The story of one shipping container from a factory in China to a warehouse in the United States traces the arc of a global supply chain consumed by trouble.

High Inflation Could Persist as Wages Continue to Rise

Economists hoped that as households shifted spending back to services, price gains would cool. That effect might be less pronounced now.

Home Care Workers Deserve a Living Wage

A plan for higher home care wages under consideration in New York State could offer a model for how we can care for older people.

Workers Are Still in High Demand, Department of Labor Reports

The job market remained very strong last month, suggesting that workers remain in high demand and are still quitting more often, a Labor Department report showed.