Employment

While pay for most Missouri women lags behind that of men, leaders at the Women’s Foundation of Greater St. Louis say some local businesses are leading…

It's a startling number to consider, especially on International Women's Day, March 8.According to the World Economic Forum's 2017 Global Gender Gap…

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If you want to come up with a good idea for teen lives, why not ask a teenager?That’s what a group called The Good Journey Development Foundation does. A…

The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is planning to fill more than 200 positions over the next two years.Most of the new positions are due to additional…

When Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon “banned the box” for potential state employees, the Show Me State joined a nationwide trend aimed at helping ex-offenders…

Veterans now will get preference when they apply to work for the City of St. Louis, after Mayor Francis Slay signed the measure into law Monday.After…

A large crowd of eager job-seekers lined up at St. Louis Community College - Florissant Valley Saturday for the Urban League’s Job and Resource Fair. At…

By 2022, employment in the STEM fields ― science, technology, engineering and math ― is projected to grow by 12.4 percent in the St. Louis region.That’s…

Disability rights advocates in St. Louis are highlighting new federal rules that aim to open more job opportunities to people with disabilities. Starting…