The city of Los Angeles is expected to pay at least $320 million this fiscal year in liability payouts, more than three and a half times over budget, as the city nears a financial emergency.

The retirement incentive comes on the heels of a hiring freeze. The city faces a more than $330 million projected budget ...

Another Massachusetts university is walking back expenses in response to "financial pressures facing higher education and beyond." ...

Following drastic federal cuts, Johns Hopkins University in Maryland cut over 2,000 employees. Could Mass. institutions ...

HHS Director Kelly Garcia said in an email hiring for new positions had been "paused," but the governor's spokesperson said ...

Mayor John Whitmire says City of Houston employees should expect citywide restructuring and offered a one-time retirement ...

The Marine Corps is in the process of taking a family readiness program away from paid civilians and placing its ...

Finding a job can be stressful for many, but being on the job hunt during a hiring freeze can make the search for a steady ...

The University of Pittsburgh is putting a hold on hiring and tightening budgets as financial uncertainties create challenges ...

More than a dozen schools, including Harvard, MIT, Brown, and the University of Pennsylvania, have frozen hiring.

Staff say the changes could lead to longer wait times for patients and more labor for an already-depleted team of shift ...