Job Corps graduates concerned about elimination in Trump’s budget

The Trump administration is looking to cut funding for Job Corps in its upcoming budget, saying the program is unsustainable and a failed experiment. But its participants tell FOX 9 the program has been life-changing for them.

People of Color Career Fair expands to St. Paul
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Rob Olson sits down with organizers from the People of Color Career Fair to discuss the event expanding to St. Paul.

Push for MN workers to return to the office
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Gov. Tim Walz issued an order for state employees to return to working in person for at least half the time starting on June 1. Minnesota Rep. Jim Nash (R-Winona) elaborates on what that new order could mean and its challenges.

Minnesota pay transparency law puts strain on employers, expert says

Minnesota’s new pay transparency law, which requires most employers to include pay ranges in job ads, has led to a surge in applications from unqualified candidates, an expert said.

MN layoffs are trending higher, earlier in the year

Multiple companies started the new year by filing WARN notices to lay off more than 100 employees in Minnesota.

Danfoss closing Eden Prairie plant, laying off 110 workers

Danish engineering company Danfoss says it is closing its plant in Eden Prairie. laying off 110 workers in the process, while shifting some operations to its other Twin Cities plant, according to a notice sent to the State of Minnesota.

New MN law requires disclosure of salary and benefits in job postings

A law taking effect on Jan. 1 will seek to further inform prospective employees on the salary range and benefits they can expect from any given position before they apply.

Meatpacking company illegally hired minors in MN, fined $2 million

A meatpacking company with operations in St. James has been fined $2 million after an inspection found it was illegally employing underage workers that were also dealing with hazardous materials and operating machinery.

Minnesota's workplace injury, illnesses declined from 2022 to 2023

New survey data shows that Minnesota’s estimated workplace injury and illnesses incidents decreased from 2022 to 2023.

How will Trump's campaign promise of mass deportation work in Minnesota?

President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign promise to execute the “largest mass deportation" in the country’s history began to take shape Sunday with the announcement of a border czar.

The salary you need to make to live comfortably in Minneapolis: Study

A new study that claims to analyze several metrics has determined how much money a person needs to make to live comfortably in Minneapolis.

Minneapolis Parks and Recreation Board approves union worker contract, ending strike

A more than three-week-long strike has come to an end after Minneapolis parks union workers voted to approve a new contract with the Minneapolis Parks and Recreational Boards (MPRB) on Wednesday.

Minneapolis park workers approve new contract

Minneapolis park workers approved a new contract with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) Thursday after striking for 22 days. 

Minnesota State Fair still hiring help for 2024

The Minnesota State Fair is still looking to hire people for fair-time employment to support the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

Minneapolis parks workers begin week-long strike
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Minneapolis parks workers have begun their week-long strike on the Fourth of July. FOX 9's Tim Blotz has more.