Benefits Manager

Nevada's unemployment rate fell to 13 percent in November in the first drop since May, but the state's labor force continued to shrink as Nevada gained only 1,300 jobs last month, according to state employment data released Monday.

I love Charles Dickens. I remember reading "Great Expectations" in the sixth grade with an enthusiasm I usually saved for the stack of comic books that lined the bottom of my closet.

Kansas announced Friday it will stop providing extended unemployment benefits to residents in early January as a result of the improving state economy.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry is a double-dipper, collecting a salary and retirement benefits simultaneously, according to a personal financial disclosure form made public Friday.

As the first signs of an economic recovery make the news, many of the nation's nonprofit organizations are digging in for another three to four years of financial distress, according to researchers who keep an eye on the charitable world.

Management Concepts Inc., a provider of federal government training programs, and the Society for Human Resource Management are partnering to develop and offer a new HR training curriculum specifically developed for federal agencies.

House Republicans will stick to their insistence that a bill extending a payroll tax cut and jobless benefits include language speeding work on a controversial oil pipeline, Speaker John Boehner said Friday.

State workers hired after Jan. 1 no longer will be eligible to receive state health care coverage when they retire and long-term employees covered by the state's defined benefit pension will have to contribute 4 percent of their pay to keep that benefit under bills signed Thursday by Gov. Rick...