Interview: Michele Siekerka, president and CEO of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association
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The U.S. economy added 311,000 new jobs in February
Lawmakers did not pass a provision providing paid sick leave for workers
NJ Spotlight NewsInterview with James Hughes, dean emeritus of the Bloustein School at Rutgers University
Labor shortages persist as millions of jobs remain unfilled
Workers at an Amazon warehouse in Staten Island voted for union membership
Economists predict jobs reports will show major gains
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
May Day isn’t typically a holiday we celebrate in New Jersey, but for workers it certainly was cause for celebration this year, thanks to Gov. ...
The stock market ended this week the same way it did last week - with extreme volatility based on the latest headlines about trade.
Will the governor’s budget grow New Jersey’s economy and spur job growth?
This was a week for optimism for anyone doing business in the New Jersey’s largest city
Numbers can tell positive or negative stories, but it’s rare when one number tells both.
NJ Spotlight reporter John Reitmeyer discusses why it's important for policy makers to use jobs number trends instead of monthly numbers when creating legislation.
What's on the official shutdown list? The Christie administration is expected to begin revealing which road projects across the state could come to a halt ...
Heat warnings are in effect as the temperatures hit triple digits. We have the story and the forecast. Plus Barbara Buono says the governor may ...
New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says although unemployment rose slightly in June, he believes the state is moving in ...
Although the unemployment rate remains high at 9.5 percent, NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths is pleased that 117,000 private sector ...
Department of Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Harold Wirths says New Jersey's 30,900 gained jobs in December is a good sign for the state.
Gov. Chris Christie announced the New Jersey Safe Task Force to make recommendations about gun control, addiction, mental illness, the level of violence in society ...