Despite huge increases in output and productivity over 60 years, workers' share of those gains are shrinking.

A report suggests the effects of automation may vary substantially across industries, and predicted job losses to be heaviest in mining, consumer, and information technology companies.

A new report from the National Bureau of Economic Research looks at the problem of why there is such a wide range of conclusions about the gig economy.

There is not only an economic imperative to ensure gig workers have benefits, but a moral one as well.