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them? theres really trying to rebuild that city. also wk b a shout out to them our local jacksonville affiliate they do a great job. >> ainsley: jacksonville is beautiful. >> brian: i talked more than you did. >> ainsley: while you had the open at 6:00 with the snow. i talked a lot. i love snow and he loves jacksonville. its a big deal for brian. neptune beach have ever been there? we used to go on college. such a cool little town. >> brian: i graduated from college and i still go ther...

COVID-19 changed the trajectory of Lucy Trieshmann's budding legal career. Lockdowns in March 2020 meant classes went online, and before long Trieshmann hit a groove attending from home, eventually landing an American Civil Liberties Union fellowship that featured working remotely. "I was able to appear in housing court in New York on behalf of clients and have the energy for them because they were remote," said Trieshmann, who uses she/they pronouns.

Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics show an increase in the number of disabled workers beginning in 2020, but social media posts claiming this can be attributed to Covid-19 vaccination are unfounded. Experts told AFP that the rise in workers with a disability is largely due to growth in remote work since the start of the pandemic, along with the sometimes debilitating long-term effects of coronavirus infections .

Inflation has cooled, but many prices are still well above their pre-pandemic levels.

Here’s a snapshot of the U.S. workforce on Labor Day 2023.

With the national level of inflation inching closer and closer to the Federal Reserve’s goal of 2%, costs appear to be returning to more normal, softer levels.

Consumer inflation continued its steady -- and encouraging -- decrease in May, standing at 3%. That is the smallest 12-month increase since March 2021, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics'...

Bengals fan. mike rowe is warning americans in over 7 million men dropped out of the workforce with no plans to find another job. >> brian: as bls data shows men are spending around seven hours a day doing leisure activities like watching tv and playing games while more than 700,000 manufacturing jobs are available. >> ainsley: good luck getting a girl. post narrator of how america works on fox as mike rowe joins us, mike, why are so many men not working? >> mike: clearly because they dont want ...

Still trying to get back to pre-pandemic levels, small businesses have seen the most changes in hiring and retention.

Part-timers? >> we say -- we look at the data. when we hear anecdotes, we respond to that. but when you look at the agate data, it rather overwhelmingly demonstrates that again, this is a nice talking point, but its just not accurate. its part of the confusion campaign that folks are waging. >> joining me now is the democrat from california and congresswoman, now that we have the bls data, do you expect that we wont hear this anymore because the data shows it just isnt true. >> i do think that m...