President Biden visits Fridley to tout economic agenda

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

Minnesota ranks No. 9 in allowing people to work from home: Study

Working from home is working — and more companies in Minnesota and beyond are allowing employees to work remotely, new research shows.

New Minnesota law prohibits discrimination based on natural hair texture and styles

A new law has been passed in Minnesota that will explicitly prohibit racial discrimination based on natural hair texture and hairstyles such as braids, locs and twists.

Woman settles lawsuit with North Memorial, hopes for more inclusivity in future jobs

the second year University of Minnesota graduate student contends she was fully capable of the job at North Memorial, if she had been provided with reasonable accommodations.

Amazon closing Shakopee facility, impacting nearly 700 workers

Nearly 700 workers will be impacted when Amazon closes one of its facilities in Shakopee at the end of March, according to a letter Amazon sent to the state. 

Trucking school finds way to honor student killed by gun violence
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As a former felon, Yusef Hagihassan found it difficult to find a job. But now he is training to get behind the wheel and hit the road. "I remember sitting one day, looking up careers for felons and truck driving coming up as an option and that never crossed my mind," said Hagihassan.

Aki’s BreadHaus announces ‘temporary closure’ due to staff shortages

Known for their fresh pastries and breads on Central Ave in Northeast Minneapolis, Aki’s BreadHaus – the German-style bakery that opened May of 2014 – has announced it will close its doors temporarily due to persistent short staffing.

Minnesota added 6,800 jobs in November
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Minnesota added 6,800 jobs from the previous month, of which 3,500 were in the private sector. The unemployment rate increased to 2.3%, from 2.1% in October.

People of Color Career Fair back in Minneapolis for first time since pandemic

According to Minnesota DEED, the Black unemployment rate sits at 5.9% and the white unemployment rate at 2.2% – based on 12-month moving averages.

People of Color Career Fair back in Minneapolis for first time since pandemic
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Jacquieta Whittington is turning over a new leaf when it comes to work. Recently laid off from her job as a mental health advocate, she's looking for an employer who can bring out her best.

Fact Check: Is Minnesota's job growth outpacing the nation?
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Democratic governors like Tim Walz can point to record-low unemployment rates. But is Minnesota's job growth anything special, or does a rising tide in the U.S. labor market lift all boats?

Minnesota Uber and Lyft drivers ask for better pay, protection from crime

Uber and Lyft drivers are asking lawmakers for help with better pay and protection against criminal assaults after facing issues with their respective companies.

Minnesota employers seeing ‘renewed interest’ in labor unions this year

This year Minneapolis teachers and Minnesota nurses walked off the job, and other industries – most recently the railway workers – averted potential strikes. Some experts point to a "renewed interest" in labor unions as one driving reason.

Minnesota employers seeing ?renewed interest? in labor unions this year
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This year Minneapolis teachers and Minnesota nurses walked off the job, and other industries ? most recently the railway workers ? averted potential strikes. Some experts point to a "renewed interest" in labor unions as one driving reason.