Jobs

Curious about the chances of your kid landing their dream job in New York State? Let's take a look at the data and figure out their odds!

Congratulations! You just finished another year of school. Summer is almost here. It's time to get a job!

There's a bill in the New York State Legislature that if passed would increase the minimum wage in New York to over $20 an hour.

New York isn't exactly the most affordable place to live, but if you work in one of these professions you're probably not too worried about the cost of living.

New York's new salary transparency law may require employers to give a good faith salary range to job seekers, but some are testing the limits of that range.

Today, in the state of New York, there are 18 jobs that a person under the age of 18 is forbidden from doing and these are those jobs.

A program to help New Yorkers fill high-demand jobs in a shorter period of time is expanding.

The coronavirus has put all of our lives on pause and now that restrictions are being eased, New York state needs to get a good idea of who has been infected by COVID-19. Here is how you can apply to be a contact tracer.

The Southern Tier economy is continuing to lose jobs while most of New York state's labor markets have been adding workers.

The U.S. Department of Labor on Thursday announced grants totaling $18.5 million to eight states to provide education, training and employment opportunities for youth and adults with disabilities.