17.4 Percent of Kentuckians in Poverty
"17.4 Percent of Kentuckians in Poverty" By Valarie Honeycutt Spears
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Restore Employer Funding for Jobless Benefits
"Restore Employer Funding for Jobless Benefits"
New Census Data: Poverty and Uninsurance Rates Remain High in Kentucky
New Census Data: Poverty and Uninsurance Rates Remain High in Kentucky Numbers Underscore Need to Spur Job Growth and Implement Health Reform Law An estimated 17.4 percent of Kentuckians live...
Persistent Unemployment and Stagnant Wages Mark Labor Day 2011
Coming over two years after the recession officially ended, Labor Day 2011 should be a time to celebrate a return to growth and prosperity. But the reality is much different...
Should KY Employers Foot Bill for Unemployment Interest Due to Feds?
"Should KY Employers Foot Bill for Unemployment Interest Due to Feds?" By Renee Shaw
Focus on Spending Cuts Ignores Revenue Problem
Kentucky is in great need of a substantive conversation about how to better fund essential services in its state budget. But by ignoring the state’s revenue problems, the Kentucky Chamber...
Weaknesses Remain, Despite Better Numbers
"Weaknesses Remain, Despite Better Numbers" By Jack Latta
KY’s Economic Growth Signals Tax Reform?
"KY's Economic Growth Signals Tax Reform?" By Renee Shaw
KY Economic Think Tank Says Reform, Don’t Scratch Corporate Taxes
"KY Economic Think Tank Says Reform, Don't Scratch Corporate Taxes" By Renee Shaw
Economic Group Says Eliminating Kentucky’s Corporate Taxes Wouldn’t Be Very Beneficial to State
"Economic Group Says Eliminating Kentucky's Corporate Taxes Wouldn't Be Very Beneficial to State" By Kenny Colston