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As of April 1, the Utah Department of Workforce Services changed its definition of “employment” to allow some undocumented families to apply for childcare subsidies.

The new initiative will tackle the 'talent crisis' in Florida's workforce.

Its more important than ever to cultivate a strong pipeline of prospective employees — perhaps as important as tending to that pipeline of business.

The Logan metropolitan area saw the 10th highest population growth rate in the nation between July 2020 and July 2021, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The Natural State is building on its industry legacy by going more green

It's tax season with returns due to the IRS soon, but they are also looking to give something out—more than 1,000 positions are now open at the Ogden Processing Center.

Despite an overall post-pandemic decline in unemployment across Wyoming, Park County's unemployment increased slightly from January to February 2022.

The Internal Revenue Service office in Ogden is looking to hire more than 1,000 people and will hold in-person and online hiring events later this week.

Utahns share nearly unanimous concerns over ongoing, record-high inflation, a new Deseret News\/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll finds.

When it comes to unemployment numbers for this time of year, things are getting back to where they were before the pandemic. The Wyoming Department of Workforce Services says state-wide seasonally adjusted unemployment numbers, dropped from 3.8% in January 2022 to 3.7% in February 2022. The Fe