Dogged by ongoing inflation uncertainty, the latest report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics arrives with the usual batch of mixed signals. The overall outlook, however, is ... hopeful?
Both before and after — but especially after — the Congressional Budget Office put a $400 billion price tag on President Biden’s college forgiveness program, Republican objections exploded.
Remote work can no longer be considered transitory, nor simply a temporary change brought on by recent crises and pandemics. More and more now, it's simply how the world works.
Those who have already signed up for LinkedIn Learning will be tickled to learn that Oracle has made a handful of its certification training packages available to LinkedIn Learning subscribers.
Starting Aug. 24, the White House has been sharing information about forgiving federal student loans. Most borrowers will be eligible for a $10,000 reduction.
To playfully mischaracterize the misattributed Willie Sutton quote, IT pros work at data centers because that's where the data is. And data is where a lot jobs are.
In mid-July the White House held a summit to address the alarming shortfall of qualified IT cybersecurity workers. (ISC)2, Cisco, and Fortinet have answered the call.
It's taken some time, but the U.S. workforce has now completed a full recovery from the COVID crash. And that's not all of the good news from July's employment report.
