Average hourly pay gains remained modest, increasing 2.7 percent from a year earlier.

Bank tellers, truck drivers and bartenders are among those in high demand.

But are you feeling it? We took it to the streets to find out.

One economist shares his theory about why wages might not be growing: companies are just too powerful right now.

The country needs a legal way to allow more high- and low-skilled workers in to fill jobs, one expert says.

Here are some of your responses.

Older siblings tend to make more.

The low jobless rate has yet to force employers to offer higher wages in order to fill job openings.

But wage gains are still below the levels that are typical when the unemployment rate is this low.

ADP reports entry-level wages for 16- to 24-year-olds rose 5.2 percent in the past year, about double the increase for workers' wages overall.