labor

by Jared Gould   Awareness of the nation’s massive labor shortage problem is increasing. The problem is encapsulated by the latest news out of Kentucky, where one carpenter’s skills are in high demand. Charles Breedlove’s job “takes…

by John Hugh DeMastri   U.S. solar panel installations plummeted in 2022 as lingering supply chain issues hindered the industry, although forecasters anticipate a bounceback and significant growth over the next decade, according to a…

Bill de Blasio has been lobbying to become President Joe Biden’s new Labor Secretary, replacing Martin Walsh, according to a report from the New York Post. The former New York City mayor, succeeded by Mayor Eric Adams, wants the…

by Ben Whedon   The Department of Homeland Security announced on Friday that it would streamline a deferred action process for noncitizens who report labor violations so as to help them avoid deportation. The agency hopes that…

The federal government has seized thousands of Chinese solar imports that were made using the slave labor of Uyghur Muslims, placing heavy constraints on the U.S. solar industry, according to Axios. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP)…

A labor group underwritten by controversial billionaire George Soros is receiving $12 million from the federal government to back workers in several Latin American countries. The U.S. government this week announced “the award of…

by Madeleine Hubbard   The U.S. Labor Department announced plans to allow pension fund managers to “consider climate change and other environmental, social and governance factors,” also known as ESG, when choosing investments. In an …

For the last 20 years, Taylor Christmas Tree Farm has made sure families in central Ohio pick out the perfect Christmas tree. COLUMBUS, Ohio — When you think of Christmas, a few things come to mind. There are…

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The former owner of a sober-living program in the Franklin County area of Ohio has been banned from charity work and his nonprofits have been dissolved, after years spent investigating financial…

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The former owner of a Franklin County area sober-living program has been banned from charity work and his nonprofits have been dissolved, after years spent investigating financial exploitation and abuse…