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Minnesota’s labor force continues to grow, adding more than 9,000 people entering the labor market in June.

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Grocery workers at Lunds & Byerlys have reached a tentative agreement with the store, averting a strike over the July 4th holiday weekend. 

Workers at Lunds & Byerlys say they're ready to strike if they can't agree on a new contract. 

For the third straight month, Minnesota saw a labor force gain, according to data released by the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. 

Although it's time for many to put on the sunscreen and head to your favorite swimming hole, this summer many in the Twin Cities might notice fewer open for one main reason.

Hours worked are down, but productivity is up in Minnesota.

3M is laying off more than 1,000 people at its Maplewood headquarters, according to a WARN notice dated May 1. 

Learning the ropes of tree climbing, Oliva Peterson is doing a job she never dreamed she’d be doing, tree climbing, far different compared to studying art in college.

Networking can play a big role in landing your dream job. The People of Color Career Fair is back this week for a 10th year. 

Minnesota’s unemployment rate was down slightly in March according to data from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development. 

As the temperatures rise, Minnesotans are thinking about summer. For cities and companies, the push is on to hire seasonal help.

A pork processing facility in the small town of Windom, Minnesota, has signaled it will likely close operations as it seeks a sale – potentially laying off more than 1,000 employees in the process.

Employees who have stayed in their roles the past 12 months have increased their pay an average of 6.6% year-over-year in March.

A survey of high schools on what’s important to them in their future careers found they prioritize purpose, specifically addressing sustainability, hunger, and environmental concerns.

President Joe Biden visited Minnesota on Monday, making a stop in Fridley to tout his economic agenda.