C-Suite

Half of CFOs surveyed said they offer new hires higher pay than at their previous job. But 5 percent offer lower pay.

The latest job market statistics show employers were optimistic about the economy just before the recent rout in global markets.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued new rules that will make it easier for authorities to share information about individuals whose mental illness history prohibits them from owning a firearm.

An analysis in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that in some countries, poor people aren't necessarily as unhealthy as you'd think--at least compared to U.S. poor.

The leading 2016 presidential candidates don't all have positions on HR issues, actually--but Clinton, Bush, Rubio, and Sanders do. The Society for Human Resources Management offers an analysis on candidates' stands on paid family leave and overtime pay.

Thirty-five percent of the U.S. population wasn't in the labor force in 2014, up from 31.3 percent a decade earlier. Why?