As Kentuckians prepare for school to start in the fall, Governor Beshear announced Thursday that K-12 schools should require masking for all teachers, staff, students,…
Did the pandemic affect urban and rural schools differently? Do students in rural school districts have as many options for educational choice as students in…
Last month, Kentucky employers continued adding jobs to payrolls, but labor market challenges persist. These challenges may be slowing the pace of Kentucky’s economic recovery. …
Employment, assistance, wrap-around services, trainings, and more. These are just some of the items that leaders from across the state discussed Tuesday at the Kentucky…
With low COVID-19 positivity rates and Kentucky businesses reopening to full capacity, employers across the Commonwealth are deeply concerned with workforce participation, according to Ashli…
Businesses from across the nation are experiencing difficulty filling the growing number of open positions, which is holding back economic recovery and growth. At the…
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Foundation has announced 36 principals that have been chosen to attend a year-long executive level leadership training course through Truist…
With Kentucky’s work search requirement for unemployment insurance benefits being reinstated beginning Sunday, May 9, the Kentucky Chamber released a list of open positions across…
The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has commented on proposed changes to accountability weights in the Kentucky Department of Education’s administrative regulations. The proposed changes to…
Following a nationwide search, the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) has named Paul Czarapata as their new president. Czarapata has been serving as…