Employee Participation

South Carolina's unemployment agency is yanking benefits from thousands of people who are not searching for work through its online database.

The Economic Forecasting Center at Georgia State University predicts the national economy will lag until Congress reaches a long-term agreement on federal taxes and spending.

Fewer weeks of unemployment benefits will soon be available to jobless New Mexicans and the Department of Workforce Solutions says it's because of a change in federal law.

The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits was unchanged last week at a seasonally adjusted 374,000, suggesting slow improvement in the job market.

State health officials say about 13 percent of Utah residents went uninsured in 2011.

While employees at publicly traded companies are offered an inside look at their companies financial performances each quarter, those at privately held companies are less likely to receive information on financial performance, according to a new survey by Robert Half Management Resources.