Estimated average weekly savings per driver during the 12-week “Gas Tax Holiday” that was rushed through the legislature and signed by Gov. DeWine this week. That’s roughly enough to cover an ...

Today, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), in partnership with the Department of Labor, released job and unemployment indicators for August, showing Ohio employers added just 2,100 ...

Ohio’s childcare system is increasingly unaffordable for families, while providers struggle to keep their doors open, and childcare workers earn a median wage of just $14.27 per hour. Caregivers, ...

Ohio’s eligibility requirements exclude many low-wage workers from unemployment benefits, even though their employers contribute to the unemployment compensation system. Unemployment remains uneven ...

Today, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), in partnership with the Department of Labor, released job and unemployment indicators for July, showing Ohio employers added 5,100 jobs.

A full-time job should pay enough to afford the basics. But in Ohio, too many employers get away with paying a lot less: Four of the 10 most common occupations[1] in the state paid so little last year ...

The main operating budget, passed in odd-numbered years, provides two years of funding for most state agencies, the legislature, and the judiciary. This includes funding for Ohio’s public schools, ...

Someone to call. Someone to respond. Somewhere to go. Over the past few months, a variety of decisions have been impacting Cleveland’s crisis care continuum — some in the direction of progress, others ...

American workers won the right to form a union through the National Labor Relations Act in 1935.[1] Within two years, a quarter of working people in the country were union members. By 1945, it was ...

Ohio’s transformation into the “Silicon Heartland” continues, as Intel and massive data centers begin to pop up in what was once mostly farmland. Microsoft recently broke ground on two new data ...

A proposed Ohio House bill to eliminate the state and local[1] capital gains tax would overwhelmingly benefit Ohio’s highest income households. Ohio’s highest-income 1% (with an average annual income ...

Gov. DeWine protected a wasteful tax break. The legislature should override his veto. Ohio’s House of Representatives may soon vote to limit a generous tax break the state gives to companies building ...