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As of 2020, there were nearly 53,000 active-duty military spouses in Texas, 89 percent of whom were women and mothers to nearly 44,000 children

Hiring Our Heroes is teaming up with partners in the trucking industry to give 500 CDL scholarships to veterans and spouses.

There is a shortage of accessible and affordable childcare centers in the U.S., meaning many working parents are being left without the support system they need to go to work every day.

U.S. Chamber President and CEO Suzanne Clark spoke with experts about how global turbulence is driving supply chain and inflation impacts.

Data show that women who left the labor force during the pandemic, often to take on childcare duties, have not yet returned.

Contributing to the worker shortage crisis is the fact that in the wake of the pandemic there are an estimated one million women missing from the labor force compared to February 2020.

Employment is on the rise in Alaska. Statewide, the number of jobs has increased by 2.3% from March 2021 to March 2022, according to April Economic Trends magazine put out

Leadership Kentucky is proud to announce the members of the ELEVATE Kentucky Class of 2022. ELEVATE Kentucky began in 2017 and provides young professionals with an in-depth personal and professional

The DC Small Business Development Center at Howard University announced the addition of the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Foundation.