Across Columbus, coverage here takes in hiring and layoff announcements, monthly employment data, wage trends and workforce development. This page monitors how the local labor market is shifting for the people who live and work in the city.
The longtime Columbus anchor and reporter announced her final day at the station, which has lost three major morning-show personalities in under six months.
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The senator is calling for funds currently directed to a Ghanaian nursing partnership to be shifted toward domestic education.
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The electrical equipment maker will open a 90,000-square-foot office downtown, with an expected 85 jobs.
The city panel evaluated new project designs for the proposed 25-story mixed-use building in downtown Columbus.
Students held brief one-on-one conversations with Ohio agriculture industry representatives at a speed-networking event at the Ohio Union.
The veteran will be honored at an induction ceremony held in Columbus this November.
Day to day, that means monitoring corporate hiring shifts, layoffs, labor market data and changing workplace expectations. It reaches across the city and the communities around it, tracking how employment impacts the workforce. Construction and seasonal retail cycles consistently shape hiring patterns throughout the year. Automation and broader regional economic conditions are the factors that most frequently alter the employment landscape.
