NEW YORK (AP) — As job-seekers look for work in a challenging environment, an increasing number are falling victim to job scams that promise good pay for completing easy online tasks, according ...

Detectives investigating the murder of a man who was shot twice in the head nearly nine years ago are carrying out a search for a firearm linked to the killing. Euan Johnston, 26, was targeted ...

JobGet, a platform focused on gig and hourly work, will acquire the core job board operations that once made both CareerBuilder and Monster household names for job seekers and employers.

In an era when remote work is in high demand, scammers are taking advantage of job seekers with promises of easy money, flexible schedules and high monthly earnings, all from the comfort of home.

Two of the most popular online platforms for job seekers have filed for bankruptcy. Monster and CareerBuilder voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 earlier this week, reports CNN.

Monster was one of the internet’s first job board websites when it launched in the 1990s.

For $19.99M, own a Tarzana luxury estate once owned by John Huston, featuring a Disney-built mini railroad and stunning Hollywood connections.

At the same time, initial claims for unemployment — the number of people who just lost their job in a given week? That number's been hovering just shy of 250,000 for a few years now.

In-N-Out says that because of his alleged actions, they have "suffered, and will continue to suffer, irreparable injury for which it has no adequate remedy at law." ...

Monster and CareerBuilder, once two of the most popular websites for job seekers at the height of the dot-com era, have filed for bankruptcy.

Job seekers are being let down by the flawed software that organizations use to scan resumes.