A breakdown of the latest job numbers in the state

Review urges tackling long-standing gaps that worsened the crisis for people of color

Interview: Professor Ronald Quincy, Rutgers University

Employers with at least 15 employees must make ‘reasonable accommodations’

Former Senate president says faster development of the industry is needed

Companies that received multimillion-dollar tax breaks employ a handful of locals

The U.S. economy added 517,000 new jobs in January, far more than economists forecast

The layoffs represent about 6% of the company’s total corporate workforce

New Jersey is faring better than neighboring states when it comes to layoffs

Poll finds that 70% of NJ residents believe climate change poses a threat

Monthly federal report shows U.S. unemployment rate at 3.7%

Interview with James Hughes, dean emeritus of the Bloustein School at Rutgers University

Labor shortages persist as millions of jobs remain unfilled

It’s unclear whether job gains can continue following omicron spike

Protestors say they fear the project will lead to dirtier air, more health issues in neighboring communities

About 1,000 jobs are expected to be created

Private companies in NJ can mandate COVID-19 vaccinations, but state law provides for exemptions

NJ’s unemployment rate edged lower in April but is still well above the national rate

New report points out that more than 30% of New Jersey’s small businesses closed either temporarily or permanently last year.

Many residents are still trying to resolve problems with their unemployment benefits.