Employment

Senator Larry Walker: Clearing Red Tape So Georgians Can Get to Work Hardworking Georgians are ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work—but too often, outdated rules and

American voters are making it clear: U.S. students come first. A new Rasmussen Reports survey finds that 73% of likely voters believe qualified American high school students should be prioritized

A growing number of Wisconsinites are turning to the skilled trades as a pathway to stable careers, higher wages, and long-term growth opportunities. This week, the Associated Builders and Contractors

In this week’s Discussion Points, David Winston breaks down the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics’ employment data and its implications for Trump’s economic legacy. Key takeaways include: Read David’s full

The clock is ticking in Texas. Nominations are still open—but only for a few more days—for the 2025 Lex Frieden Employment Awards, presented by the Governor’s Committee on People with

Surrounded by legislative allies and supporters, Governor Mike Kehoe signed ten bills into law Monday afternoon, capping off what he called “an incredibly successful legislative session.” Among the wide-ranging measures

With businesses across Wisconsin facing a critical workforce shortage and the state bracing for a long-term population decline, Senator Patrick Testin believes it’s time to take action. His bipartisan legislation,

As Wisconsin stares down a looming workforce shortage and population decline, lawmakers are moving swiftly to implement solutions aimed at reversing the trend. Senate Bill 285, a bipartisan effort spearheaded

Small business owners are a resilient, optimistic group—and the 2025 Small Business Happiness Report from VistaPrint proves it. Released during National Small Business Week, the report captures the mindset of

The U.S. job market delivered a surprise in the April 2025 Bureau of Labor Statistics Jobs Report, showing more strength than many had anticipated. With 228,000 new jobs added to