Baby Boomers Winning in Job market Over Younger Workers New data shows that older workers are staying on the job longer causing younger job seekers to be squeezed out of the job market.

Bernanke: U.S. on a Broad Recovery, but Job Losses too High

U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke was hopeful Monday that the country's economic recovery would continue beyond the "temporary factors" such as public spending that have driven growth in the last few months.

How Many Jobs Do Small Employers Create?

To determine the share of employment small businesses account for in the U.S., I've always used data from the Office of Advocacy of the Small Business Administration which provides data produced by the U.S. Census on small business employment. But recently I began looking at data from payroll provider Automatic Data Processing (ADP), which uses payroll data to track U.S. employment. ADP's data shows that the share of U.S. employment in businesses with less than 500 employees is more than 30 percentage points higher.

Few Hispanic in Leadership Positions at California Nonprofits

While Hispanics make up more than a third of California's population, they are the least represented ethnic or racial group in nonprofit organizations throughout the state, according to a new report released today.