As the COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues, some researchers say the country has hit a plateau in the number of people receiving the shot. Finding time off work to get vaccinated can be a barrier for many.

Only 42 percent of Hoosiers have what is considered a good paying job according to a new report released Wednesday by the Brookings Institution.

Federal data, combined with economic research, puts the number of Americans who have endured wage cuts or reductions in work hours at around 11 million.

The coronavirus pandemic is changing the hiring process. One company is helping businesses hire people through a drive-in model.

19th Capital Group filed a notice with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development this week saying layoffs will begin on or about March 27 and most will occur over 14 days beginning April 27.

Earlier this year, Cummins said retaliatory tariffs from the Chinese government were costing it $100 million per year.

Cutbacks at two central Indiana factories are costing nearly 300 workers their jobs.

With the unemployment level at record lows, many employers are having a hard time filling seasonal jobs.

The survey found that 72 percent of Indiana firms are having a hard time filling job openings.

Gov. Eric Holcomb's executive order, issued Thursday, aims to give Hoosiers with criminal records more chances to become state employees.