Unemployment is virtually non-existent for upper-income Americans. At the lower rungs, it’s at Great Depression levels, with dire implications for society.

Reinventing careers after losing a job. We’ll talk with the makers of the new documentary “Lemonade” about life after lay-offs.

An uncertain economic recovery. Financial reform in limbo. Is the U.S. headed for a comeback or more trouble? We take stock with economist Simon Johnson.

New millions of Americans — including many who never thought they’d see the day — are lining up for food stamps. We’ll look at who’s in line in hard, hungry times.

The president calls a jobs summit. Millions of Americans out of work. We’ll look at the options now for taking on unemployment.

We’ve got a jobless recovery. For the unemployed, that’s not OK. Robert Reich and Elizabeth Warren talk about how to jumpstart the return of jobs.

Nearly one in ten Americans are out of work. How long can that last? And how can we live with it?

Thousands of new layoffs across the country this week, adding to the millions of jobs already lost to recession. We’ll talk with Americans around the country about life without work.