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Child care costs can put higher education out of reach for student parents in Texas - Vimarsana News

Child care costs can put higher education out of reach for student parents in Texas

In Texas, where the hourly minimum wage is $7.25, a student who has children would need to work as much as 64 hours per week to afford college and child care expenses, according to a new report.

Source: kut.org
Outstanding Women In Texas Government 2022 Honorees Announced - Vimarsana News

Outstanding Women In Texas Government 2022 Honorees Announced

AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today congratulated the Outstanding Women in Texas Government Award recipients for 2022 announced by the Governor’s Commission for Women and the State Agency Council. This biennial award honors women in

A pandemic of debt: Many in DFW struggle with debt they took on to survive COVID's financial storm - Vimarsana News

A pandemic of debt: Many in DFW struggle with debt they took on to survive COVID's financial storm

For a lot of North Texans, the arrival of COVID-19 set off a pandemic of debt. To those without much financial cushion, who worked in jobs with no remote option, the early days of the pandemic often meant racking up credit card bills to keep the family whole. Now, many are working to pay off pandemic debt.

Austin-based fitness company F45 to lay off dozens of workers - Vimarsana News

Austin-based fitness company F45 to lay off dozens of workers

F45's job reductions come as the company is facing changes on several fronts. Founder and CEO Adam Gilchrist has stepped down.

Houston Workers Still Don't Want to Return to an Office - Vimarsana News

Houston Workers Still Don't Want to Return to an Office

The power in the labor market has shifted from employer to employee in the last year or so, allowing workers to be more firm in their demands, like the option to work remotely. Many think a recession would unlikely change those dynamics.