Louisville-area Employers Dangle Hiring Bonuses in Tight Job Market
Louisville-area Employers Dangle Hiring Bonuses in Tight Job Market
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Local Recovery Monies Should Go to Communities’ Greatest Needs — Kentuckians Can Help Make That Happen
Cities and counties in Kentucky are in the process of receiving the first half of over $1.8 billion in total monies from the Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (Local Recovery...
Coalition Letter to Governor Beshear: Continue Critical Commitment to Federal Unemployment Benefits
Dear Governor Beshear, Thank you for your efforts and decisions to protect Kentuckians from economic hardship during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are writing as a coalition of organizations representing Kentucky...
Experts Say Prematurely Ending Federal UI Could Harm KY Economy
Experts Say Prematurely Ending Federal UI Could Harm KY Economy By: Nadia Ramlagan
Don’t Cut Expanded Unemployment Benefits, or Kentuckians and Our Economy Will Suffer
Don't Cut Expanded Unemployment Benefits, or Kentuckians and Our Economy Will Suffer By: Coalition of Labor Organizations, Churches, and Policy Organizations
Expanded Unemployment Benefits are a Crucial Bridge for Kentuckians and Our Economy
As a coalition of organizations representing Kentucky workers, families and communities, we urge state lawmakers to protect expanded pandemic unemployment benefits until the federally funded program ends in early September....
More Than 900,000 Kentucky Families Eligible for Payments
More Than 900,000 Kentucky Families Eligible for Payments By: Steve Bittenbender
Commentary: There Is No Better Time Than Now for Kentucky Employers to Expand Fair Chance Hiring
Commentary: There Is No Better Time Than Now for Kentucky Employers to Expand Fair Chance Hiring By: Beth Davisson, Amanda Hall, Carmen Mitchell and Julie Warren
Kentucky Governor Facing Calls to Halt Extra Unemployment Benefits
Kentucky Governor Facing Calls to Halt Extra Unemployment Benefits By: Josh James
Some of the Worst Bridges in the Country Are in Kentucky
Some of the Worst Bridges in the Country Are in Kentucky By: Brittany Gibson