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In 1981, Ronald Reagan set back the cause of labor for a generation. Biden has the chance to reverse that.

“It’s almost a weird spiderweb I feel like I’m in.”

“I didn’t even think it was a huge deal when all of this was starting.”

“Sometimes you’re a Latino writer and you’re only given Latino jobs, and if those shows are getting canceled or aren’t getting made, then when are you gonna work?”

CHARLESTON — What’s in a number? West Virginia has been haunted for years with one of the lowest labor force participation rates in the nation, but what i

CHARLESTON — What’s in a number? West Virginia has been haunted for years with one of the lowest labor force participation rates in the nation, but what if one could recalculate the number to find what the state’s true rate was? That is what members of the Legislative Oversight Commission on Workforce Development and Labor […]

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Whats in a number?

Wages in May began rising faster than inflation for the first time in years. But it may take some time for workers to fully recover financially.

Economists are not on the same page as to whether an inverted yield curve points to a recession.

Florida’s tax-free holiday for “disaster preparedness” started just days ago, and residents are quickly taking advantage of the opportunity to shop for supplies in advance of Hurricane...