Policy Expert: Kentucky’s Worker Shortage Could Be Cured by Offering Higher Wages
Policy Expert: Kentucky's Worker Shortage Could Be Cured by Offering Higher Wages By: Brandon Roberts
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Unions, Nonprofits Urge Beshear to Keep Unemployment Supplement
Unions, Nonprofits Urge Beshear to Keep Unemployment Supplement By: Ryland Barton
From Churches to Labor Unions, Groups Urge State to Keep Jobless Benefits
From Churches to Labor Unions, Groups Urge State to Keep Jobless Benefits By: Steve Rogers
From TV Shows to Cryptocurrency, Here’s Who Is Getting New Tax Breaks in Kentucky
From TV Shows to Cryptocurrency, Here's Who Is Getting New Tax Breaks in Kentucky By: Joe Sonka
$300 Weekly Jobless Benefit Is Good for Kentucky’s Economy
The expanded $300 a week in federally-funded jobless benefits known as Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) is providing a necessary bridge for families and the economy as we begin to...
McDonald’s Workers in 15 Cities Strike for Better Wages
McDonald's Workers in 15 Cities Strike for Better Wages By: Adam Raymond
Kentucky House Members Call for End to Extra Unemployment Benefits
Kentucky House Members Call for End to Extra Unemployment Benefits By: Steve Bittenbender
Kentucky Tonight: Jobs and the Economy
Kentucky Tonight: Jobs and the Economy Hosted by: Renee Shaw
Federal Food Assistance Will Help Feed Nearly 7 in 10 Kentucky Kids This Summer — We Should Make It Permanent
Child food insecurity, with its harmful short- and long-term consequences, typically increases during summer as kids are unable to eat meals at school. This summer, as pandemic-related hardships are still...
Summer Turns Up the Heat for Struggling Kentuckians, But This Year, Some Relief Is Within Reach
Summer is here in Kentucky. Temperatures are rising, and the school year is wrapping up for kids, parents and teachers across the state. For financially secure Kentuckians, the arrival of...