Tag: Department of Labor and Workforce Development

After the ball dropped in Times Square on Jan. 1, the statewide minimum wage increased $1.13 to $14.13 per hour ...

New Jersey is reporting positive results on several financial fronts for the month of July, including job growth across the ...

President Joe Biden has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a White House statement released July 21. President Biden, who ...

There may be a new bipartisan issue brewing in New Jersey: increasing efficiency within the Department of Labor and Workforce ...

Republicans in Trenton want a new way to ensure residents are being heard when they search for answers to their ...

New Jersey is seeing continued revenue growth and job gains along with continued improvement in the state’s credit rating, according ...

New Jersey soon will offer limited, in-person help with unemployment claims in response to outcry from State Senators who passed ...

New Jersey’s minimum wage increased by $1 to $13 per hour for most employees, effective Jan. 1, 2022. The Garden ...

Dr. Anthony Fauci believes New Jersey is positioned to withstand a second coronavirus wave.

A New Jersey School Boards Association (NJSBA) report outlines how and where New Jersey’s school districts face challenges with their ...

Gov. Phil Murphy attacked GOP politicians looking to curtail aid to New Jersey, singling out Senate Majority Leader Sen Mitch ...

A job-sharing furlough bill put forth by State Sen. President Steve Sweeney could save up to $750 million for workers, ...

Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli recently held discussions with Germany’s Minister of Health Jens Spahn about their efforts in containing COVID-19 ...

The first field hospital to free up hospitals to deal with COVID-19 patients will open starting April 6. The 250-bed ...