Job seekers are losing thousands of dollars to increasingly sophisticated scams targeting the hiring process. Here's what people — and companies — need to know.

It’s a common feeling when looking at a job listing online: the title is perfect, the pay is right, and the company seems like a solid place to work. But you also wonder if that job is real. Lots of ...

If you're looking for work — or just a side-hustle to make some extra cash — think twice before replying to that job posting. Job scams are on the rise, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center ...

Companies strategically include work from home flexibility in their job ads when labor markets are tight, leading to greater hiring efficiency and employee satisfaction. However, companies advertising ...

Nearly 6 in 10 job postings on Indeed in May advertised at least one employer-provided benefit, reflecting more than a 50% increase since January 2020, Indeed’s Hiring Lab reported July 25. This is ...

Standing out to potential employers In today’s competitive job market requires innovative strategies, especially for job seekers aiming at positions with six-figure annual salaries. For most employers ...

Leah M. Stiegler and Emily Kendall Chowhan are management-side employment attorneys with Woods Rogers in Virginia. Stiegler is a principal, and Chowhan is an associate in the firm’s Labor & Employment ...

It’s gotten so much easier for job seekers to find out how much a potential job may pay. Half of US job postings in August advertised at least some employer-provided salary information, according to a ...