In Phoenix, jobs news means employment reports, workforce shifts, hiring announcements and layoffs. Reporting tracks how market changes impact individual roles and professional security.
The City Council approved an amended development agreement for a proposed campus on about 30 city-owned acres in south Phoenix.
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Do you support the city spending over $1 billion on this campus project?
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Do you trust that consolidating local news stations provides the same value to your community?
The veteran weather forecaster is heading to Arizona after working in Indianapolis for nearly two decades.
Apple Maps now shows lane markings, bike lanes, and reversible lanes for Phoenix drivers and visitors.
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Do you believe student-veteran programs are an effective way to improve local student skills?
A $100,000 grant will help expand civic education chapters that connect students with local veterans in Arizona schools.
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Should local schools expand partnerships with businesses to provide high school internships?
The ElevateEdAZ program has connected area high school students with dozens of regional businesses for internships.
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Do you trust hospitals to streamline patient care without compromising the quality of your treatment?
A new treatment pathway successfully reduced patient length of stay in the Phoenix hospital's emergency department.
Reporting here centers on worker trends, mass hiring or reduction announcements, shifts in compensation and changes to local labor requirements. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. The tourism and technology sectors often drive the cycle of hiring and workforce demand in the area. Seasonal shifts in the service industry alongside industrial output remain the most consistent drivers of local employment activity.
