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Chattanooga jobless rate falls to an all-time low in April | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Chattanooga jobless rate falls to an all-time low in April | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Unemployment in metropolitan Chattanooga fell last month to its lowest monthly rate on record with nearly 2.5 jobs now open across Tennessee for every unemployed person still looking for work.

Chattanooga jobless rate edges up in March but still remains near historic lows - Vimarsana News

Chattanooga jobless rate edges up in March but still remains near historic lows

Chattanooga grew jobs at more than twice the pace of Tennessee as a whole in the past year, keeping the local jobless rate in March below the state and national averages despite a slight uptick from the previous month, according to new job estimates.

Third time's the charm: VW Chattanooga workers vote 'yes' to joining UAW - Vimarsana News

Third time's the charm: VW Chattanooga workers vote 'yes' to joining UAW

UPDATE: Polls have closed and the UAW watch party is underway at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. We are awaiting the final results.

KCATA relied on wishful thinking for no-fare bus rides. Now, harsh reality sinks in - Vimarsana News

KCATA relied on wishful thinking for no-fare bus rides. Now, harsh reality sinks in

Former board chair Melissa Bynum pointed out what we already know: “Zero fare is not free — period. Somebody pays for it.” | Opinion

Source: yahoo.com
Earnings Taxes Reduce Employment And Population Growth - Vimarsana News

Earnings Taxes Reduce Employment And Population Growth

Given the harmful economic effects of earnings taxes, policymakers in Kansas City and St. Louis should reevaluate their use.

Source: forbes.com