U.S. Secretary of Labor Visits Indiana, Stressing The Importance Of Apprenticeships
Economy
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U.S. Secretary of Labor Visits Indiana, Stressing The Importance Of Apprenticeships
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Indiana University Economists Forecast Strong 2019 Economy
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Indianapolis Planning to Expand Convention Center, Add Downtown Hotels
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Report Finds Lack Of Child Care Costs Indiana More Than $1 Billion A Year
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New Consumer Protections Help Guard Against Data Theft Ramifications
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Farm Bureau: NAFTA Revision ‘Important’ For Indiana, Dairy Farmers
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Report: State Policies Making Indiana Clean Energy Businesses Less Competitive
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Indiana Unemployment Rate Worsens Again
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Italian Company To Establish North American HQ in Daleville
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New Indiana Toll Road Deal Gets Final Approval
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State Economic Development Leaders Tout Business Growth Amidst International Tariffs
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Treatment And Employment: White House Highlights Indiana Program
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Report: Most Indiana Construction Firms Struggling To Fill Positions
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The Chips Are Down For Seyfert’s: Reports Say Company Ceasing Operations
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Wabash Mayor To Lead Trade Mission to Japan and China
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Indiana Unemployment Rate Worsens For Second Consecutive Month
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Indiana Manufacturers: Retirees Will Drain Existing Workforce
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U.S. Steel Pouring $750 Million Into Its Gary Works, Will Retain 3,800 Jobs
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Hoosier Farmers Hit Twice With Trump Tariffs
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Home Construction Drops In Indiana As Supply Costs Increase
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Ahead of the legislative session, Senate Democrats say their initial priorities are teacher pay, medical marijuana, pre-existing condition coverage and hate crimes.
Senate Democrats Outline Their 2019 Legislative Goals
indianapublicradio.org
Ahead of the legislative session, Senate Democrats say their initial priorities are teacher pay, medical marijuana, pre-existing condition coverage and hate crimes. Senate Democrats are pushing for a 5 percent increase for teacher pay over the next two years. Indiana’s average teacher payIndiana’s unemployment rate remained at 3.5 percent for the third month in a row.
Indiana Unemployment Rate Remains Unchanged In October
indianapublicradio.org
Some key Indiana employment metrics continue to show positive signs for the Hoosier economy. That’s even as the state’s unemployment rate once again failed to improve last month. Indiana’s labor force grew in October, the ninth consecutive month the measure expanded. The labor force counts bo