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People who haven't had steady work for at least a year are networking, doing temporary jobs, and soul-searching
Unemployed Americans who have been looking for a job for a long time have increased. They cite varying reasons for not landing a full-time gig.
Overseas military is getting paid, but their kids' teachers aren't — and they're worried about making rent
Teachers on military bases across the pond are working without pay amid the shutdown, Their landlords are confused why they suddenly can't pay rent.
Boomers want to axe property taxes. Millennials and Gen Z would pay for it.
Boomers want to stop paying property taxes on the valuable real estate they own. That could hamstring millennials and Gen Zers trying to buy a home.
How Americans are dealing with the spookiest thing about Halloween: the price of candy
Families are cutting back on chocolate, buying in bulk, or skipping Halloween candy altogether as prices rise.
The White House said there probably won't be an inflation report next month
The inflation report helps the Federal Reserve make rate change decisions, but the shutdown has interrupted data gathering.
Millions of retirees are about to get a 2.8% cost-of-living raise in Social Security benefits
Retirees benefiting from Social Security will get 2.8% more next year because of the annual cost-of-living adjustment.
ICE agents are getting a 'super check' today. Here's who is and isn't getting paid as the shutdown drags on.
Select federal law enforcement and the military will be paid during the government shutdown. Most other staff is furloughed or working without pay.
Federal workers are pinching pennies during the shutdown: 'I'd love to come to work, but may not have gas money.'
Dozens of federal workers told Business Insider they are living paycheck to paycheck and cutting their spending during the government shutdown.
Some Wall Street staff want a Mamdani shake-up, while elites back Cuomo. We looked at the numbers.
NYC's mayoral election reveals Wall Street's wealth gap. Staffers worried about cost of living back Mamdani, while their bosses donate to Cuomo.
Judge temporarily orders the Trump administration to stop laying off workers sparked by the government shutdown
A federal judge put a hold on the Trump administration's reductions in the federal labor force.
The White House has identified more than 4,100 federal workers for layoffs as the shutdown drags on
The federal government has begun to fire employees. Thousands remain furloughed or are working without pay.
It's a bittersweet payday for federal workers: 'A lot of us are living paycheck to paycheck'
Friday's paycheck marks the financial impact of the shutdown on workers.
Trump administration argues furloughed federal workers aren't guaranteed back pay
A draft White House memo says furloughed federal workers aren't automatically entitled to back pay, and Congress may have to pass a law to grant it.
How the shutdown impacts everything from Social Security to the post office
The government shutdown could mean travel delays, closed parks, and Social Security customer service disruptions.
The government has shut down. Federal workers are gearing up for mass firings.
The government has officially shut down. The OMB warned that a new wave of federal worker firings could be imminent.
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Read the email federal workers are getting hours before a potential government shutdown
Federal workers received an email Tuesday, saying that a looming government shutdown will come with furloughs.
How luxury apartments became basic
Amenity-filled buildings used to be the territory of the wealthy and influencers. Now, their prices are getting reasonable.
The plight of college-educated men shows where the job market is going
Men might have to pivot as the labor market gets reshaped and opportunity moves into female-dominated fields.
O, Canada! Americans — and their businesses — miss their neighbors up north
Canadians and American border states used to go together like gravy on fried potatoes, but political tensions have halted Canadian tourism to the US.