INDIANA BUSINESS

Indiana Jobs News

In Indiana, jobs news means hiring, layoffs, labor market trends and changes in worker bargaining power. This page follows the latest developments for employees and those entering the workforce.

Braun Recognizes 76 Indiana Purple Star Schools

Braun Recognizes 76 Indiana Purple Star Schools

Schools honored for supporting students whose families serve or have served in the military.

Live Poll

Do you think your local schools are doing enough to support military-connected students?


Jobs — General

Live Poll

Do you support federal funding for state-level workforce training and apprenticeship initiatives?

Jobs — General

Indiana Receives $18.79 Million in Federal Workforce Funding

Governor Mike Braun announced four new state initiatives focused on skills training and apprenticeship expansion.

Indiana Receives $18.79 Million in Federal Workforce Funding

Military Jobs

Military Jobs

Indiana Highlights Veterans Support Ahead of Veterans Day

State and federal agencies outline job, benefits, and crisis resources available to Indiana veterans ahead of the November 11 holiday.


Remote Work

Live Poll

Do you trust state programs to improve your local community's economy?

Remote Work

Indiana Launches READI Fellowship Program

A three-year program led by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation will embed team members in Hoosier communities to support local and regional priorities.

Indiana Launches READI Fellowship Program

Internships

Live Poll

Do you think local job training programs actually lead to good jobs in your area?

Internships

Google Gives $3 Million for Ivy Tech Fiber Training

The gift funds fiber optic installation training at Ivy Tech campuses in Bloomington, Fort Wayne, and Valparaiso at no cost to participants.

Google Gives $3 Million for Ivy Tech Fiber Training

Day to day, that means monthly economic reports, state employment trends, mass layoffs and new hiring initiatives across the state. Coverage reaches from the capital to the rural counties where economic changes take hold. In Indiana, the shift in labor demand across the industrial sector frequently shapes the nature of the news. Seasonal agricultural shifts and manufacturing cycles remain the most recurring factors that influence workforce statistics.