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The real estate website CommercialSearch.com looked at data like the number of hybrid jobs, broadband coverage, housing affordability and quality of life.
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People with disabilities traditionally have much higher rates of unemployment than everyone else. But an analysis by the Economic Innovation Group found the COVID-19 pandemic and increased opportunities to work remotely helped push the employment rate for people with disabilities to its highest level since the Great Recession.
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“Focus in on lots of people with less advantageous backgrounds — people with a disability, veterans, people formerly incarcerated, people with spotty employment, caregivers, chronic health problems and mental health problems,” said Lightcast's Dustin Lester.
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Cincinnati Metro isn't the first employer in the region to offer a hiring bonus to entice new workers. But Metro officials hope a new benefit will sweeten…
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About 245 young Cincinnatians will be matched with career-training jobs starting next month, thanks to a new city-funded program. The 'Level Up: Launch…
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More than half a million more women than men have left the workforce since last year throughout the country. A Cincinnati organization is one of many…
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With the unemployment rate sky high because of COVID-19, some could soon be considering a career with the FBI. The agency typically has 700-900 openings a…
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A study released Wednesday suggests the Greater Cincinnati area will add more than 67,000 jobs in the coming decade. But many of those positions will be…
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Joseph House in Over-the-Rhine serves veterans suffering from addiction through treatment and recovery programs designed to promote healthy, sustainable…
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Human resources professionals will tell you there are plenty of job openings in Greater Cincinnati. But employers often have trouble finding the right…