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Firms Face Charges for Skipping Workers' Comp Payments
Thousands of Ohio companies violated state law by not paying their most recent workers' compensation premium, which can drive up insurance costs for businesses that follow the rules, a Dayton Daily News analysis found....
Life After College: High Unemployment and Depressed Wages
They're facing high unemployment, depressed wages and loads of debt -- and they're only in their 20s. Welcome to life after college. Though the labor market is recovering slowly, graduates this spring have only slightly better chances of landing jobs than grads did in the depths of the recession, experts say....
Unemployment Benefits To Run Out for 93,000 Californians
An estimated 93,000 Californians lost unemployment benefits as of today when the federal government cut off funding that allowed the state to provide extended aid to the jobless since 2009. California's unemployment is still in the double digits -- 11 percent -- but even that rate is not high enough to meet the threshold for Washington to continue financing extended unemployment aid....
Pay Gap A Factor As Jobs Sit Empty
The number of job openings has risen to levels not seen in the past seven years, but employers continue to complain they can't find enough qualified workers to fill open positions. In the manufacturing industry, which has been responsible for most of ...
Labor Market Recovery Remains Stubbornly Slow
Among Wisconsin's publicly traded companies, probably none has a better perspective on the economy's key issue -- jobs -- than ManpowerGroup. As one of the world's largest providers of temporary workers, the Milwaukee-based firm constantly gauges the workforce needs of businesses....
