The federal budget has ballooned to $6.75 trillion, yet employment hasn’t significantly increased. Nearly half of the federal ...

Gov. Mike DeWine says Medicaid work requirements would 'promote self-sufficiency,' 'purpose and pride.' Research says ...

Transitioning from the military to civilian life is a journey filled with uncertainty, especially for those recovering in a ...

Just 31% of U.S. workers said they were engaged with their workplace last year, a decline in employee engagement levels since ...

This week, we’re focused on federal contractors and the effects that the reinstatement of Executive Orders 14151 and 14173 ...

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has sent letters to 20 top law firms demanding information about their ...

As March wraps up and April begins next week, it brings with it a flood of economic data. There are a handful of earnings to unpack as well, including reports from BlackBerry (BB), Conagra (CAG), ...

Columbus-area employers added five times more jobs in 2024 than the federal government estimated at year's end.

As thousands of federal employees lose their jobs, News 3's Erin Miller wanted to see what has changed in Virginia when it ...

We need to find levers to switch from the vicious cycle to the virtuous circle. These takeaways show that a lot to play for ...

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Hill-Lewis tabled his administration’s fourth and second last budget of this term under the banner: Invested in Hope.