Financial pressures, downsized management structures, and DOGE cuts to the federal workforce threaten the stability ...

Between 1991 and 1997, there was an 11 percent increase in the number of white-collar employees working evenings or nights, compared to a 6 percent increase among blue-collar workers on those ...

This is a white collar and it's where the phrase 'white collar worker' comes from. The term 'white collar' is accredited to the American writer Upton Sinclair. It relates to the fact that during ...

It’s fueling a sense of pessimism among the average white-collar worker. More than 70% of Americans think it’s difficult to find a better job than their current one, according to a recent ...

Some older professionals have taken blue-collar jobs in response to a white-collar hiring slowdown.Blue-collar roles are helping some people make ends meet while they continue their job ...

As interest rates rise and companies tighten their belts, white-collar workers have taken the brunt of layoffs and job cuts, breaking with the usual pattern leading into a downturn. WSJ explains ...

The question here is why. Why are companies hiring so few white-collar workers right now? Several possible explanations come to mind. It might be that fewer people in corporate jobs are quitting ...

Wages are outpacing inflation, driven largely by pay gains for low-income workers. Those gains have helped close the gap between blue- and white-collar workers. WSJ explains what’s driving the ...

Generative AI has the power to hurt and help white-collar workers, and a new Brookings Institution study shows the places that are most likely to be impacted. “Highly educated, high-paying ...

This was supposed to be the year the white-collar job market got hot again.Instead, job seekers are coming up ...