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Tight Utah labor market heading into 2023 - Vimarsana News

Tight Utah labor market heading into 2023

Utah's economy is starting to slow down, according to data from the state.

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SCOTUS Case from WA Could Have Far Reaching Implications for Unions / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS Case from WA Could Have Far Reaching Implications for Unions / Public News Service

A case before the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington state could have big implications for labor unions and their ability to strike. The case, Glacier Northwest versus the International Brotherhood of Teamsters is scheduled for a hearing in January. ...

OR Paid Leave Program for All Workers Lifts Off in 2023 - Vimarsana News

OR Paid Leave Program for All Workers Lifts Off in 2023

Oregon is joining the ranks of states providing paid leave for all workers. In January, employees and employers will begin paying into the program. Workers will be able to apply for benefits in September. ...

Utah Economy Sees Tight Labor Market Heading into 2023 - Vimarsana News

Utah Economy Sees Tight Labor Market Heading into 2023

Utah's economy is starting to slow down, according to data from the state. Last month, Utah saw an increase of 2.6% in nonfarm payroll jobs, which translates to about 43,000 more jobs compared to last year. Benjamin Crabb, regional economist for the Utah Department of Workforce Services, said despite Utah experiencing historically low unemployment in a tight labor market, he believes the state is well positioned going into 2023. ...

Southern Utah's economy is growing, but will that continue? - Vimarsana News

Southern Utah's economy is growing, but will that continue?

St. George has been a "boomtown" in recent years, with fast-paced job growth and a fast-rising GDP. Does that seem likely to continue in 2023?