In Cincinnati, jobs news means hiring trends, mass layoff announcements, workforce changes and shifts in worker compensation. This page tracks developments as they impact the local economy.
Cincinnati nurses plan a three-hour picket on Nov. 17 to press for changes amid a staffing crisis at the hospital.
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Do you trust your local hospitals to have enough nurses to care for you safely?
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Do you think Cincinnati is moving in the right direction?
Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval addresses residents tonight at the convention center on the city's challenges and direction.
The $10 million C-STARS program prepares medical teams to deliver in-flight lifesaving care on transoceanic flights.
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Do you feel you can rely on the stability of major employers in your area?
The permanent closure will result in the elimination of 179 positions by late November.
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Should the military use virtual reality technology to recruit students at public high schools?
The U.S. Navy visited Winton Woods High School to showcase career opportunities through an interactive mobile experience.
This section follows hiring cycles, unemployment filings, policy changes that affect wages and large-scale recruitment efforts. It covers the area across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal fluctuations in service and manufacturing sectors define much of the employment activity throughout the year. Broad economic shifts often drive more change in the local market than individual corporate actions do.
