‘Clean Energy’ Transition Promises Wide Range of Well Paid Jobs, Study Finds
The findings come amid debate about the "Green New Deal."
Factories, Coal Mines Bring Income Relief to Some States
New per capita income numbers show how national policies and international markets directly affect state and local pocketbooks.
Arizona Now Recognizes All Out-Of-State Professional Licenses
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How American Mothers Balance Work and Family
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Solving for Unproductive Workplace Conversations
These are the conversations where everyone talks and no one listens.
These Cities Rank Among the Country's Best Places to Live
Austin tops the U.S. News & World Report rankings for the third year in a row.
How to Deal With a Confrontational Naysayer During a Presentation
A workplace communication fable with three great lessons.
Tensions Flare Over a Proposal to Strengthen Public Sector Unions
Amid clashes with an activist group and fallout from a Supreme Court ruling, unions in Oregon are backing legislation that local governments see as “impossible” to fully implement.
Is Pay for Performance as Bad As the Critics Contend?
Employees have any number of other reasons for stress at work.
Six States Have Now Passed $15 Minimum Wage Laws
“I think there definitely is momentum,” says one expert.
New Manager Development: Put Your Back Into It
There’s lots of guidance out there for aspiring managers, but not so much for those charged with promoting and developing these newbies.
Shedding More Light on Fees a State Pension Fund Pays Wall Street
A bill in Maryland aims to do so. But provisions to restrict the investment fees have been stripped from the measure.
Report: State Governments Aren’t Doing Enough to Fix Recruitment Woes
The number of available state government jobs grew from 2013 to 2017, while applicants for those positions dropped.
Moving a State Agency Out of the Capital City
North Carolina plans to relocate its Division of Motor Vehicles from booming Raleigh to lagging Rocky Mount. Can this be a national model for decentralizing power?
Taking An 'All of the Above' Approach to Cope With Tech Disruption
The U.S. Conference of Mayors President on how he and his peers are helping residents confront the realities of today's economy—and what comes next.
The High Cost of Undervaluing Older Talent
Some thoughts on the aging federal workforce, with applications in state and local government.
Why HR Managers Should Be Partnering With State Governments
Legislatures are taking up important issues of key interest to companies and their employees.
Gig Economy Workers Gain Security, But at What Cost?
A California court introduced a test for classifying employees and contractors.
Amazon Shows Us Why Tech Talent—Not Big Incentives—Draws Development
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The Gig Economy is Actually Pretty Tiny
An analysis from the Economic Policy Institute found that workers who sourced jobs through apps like Uber and Lyft comprised just a minuscule fraction of the overall workforce.
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