MINNESOTA BUSINESS

Minnesota Jobs News

This page covers employment trends, hiring and layoffs across Minnesota. Reporting here follows state workforce data, labor market shifts and changes in bargaining power.

State Awards $2.5 Million in Workforce Training Grants

State Awards $2.5 Million in Workforce Training Grants

Eight Minnesota educational institutions will deliver customized training programs developed with local businesses.

Live Poll

Should state government fund job training programs for workers at private companies?


Nursing Jobs

Live Poll

Should government policy prioritize maintaining childbirth services in rural community hospitals?

Nursing Jobs

Minnesota Hospital Leaders Urge Policy Action

Hospital administrators are warning of potential facility closures across the state as financial distress grows.

Minnesota Hospital Leaders Urge Policy Action

Jobs — General

Jobs — General

Minnesota Training Partnership Receives Grant to Boost Trades

The state funding supports expanded workforce training for carpenters, boilermakers, and millwrights in Minnesota.


Remote Work

Live Poll

Do you believe local college options are essential to keeping young workers in your community?

Remote Work

Minnesota Study Links College Attendance to Workforce Retention

New research shows high local college completion rates significantly boost regional employment for graduates in Minnesota.

Minnesota Study Links College Attendance to Workforce Retention

Military Jobs

Live Poll

Do you trust that government-led initiatives can effectively end homelessness in your community?

Military Jobs

Minnesota Will Announce End to Veteran Homelessness

Governor Tim Walz is set to host an event on October 14, 2026, marking the end of veteran homelessness in the state.

Minnesota Will Announce End to Veteran Homelessness

Regular subjects here include monthly labor reports, large-scale hiring, layoffs and changes to wage or benefit regulations. It reaches from the capital to the rural counties across the state. Shifts in seasonal agriculture and manufacturing sectors define the rhythm of the local workforce. Changes in the labor force participation rate remain the primary metric influencing the economic outlook for the state.