Work from home is a bonified workplace culture disruptor that can work hand-in-hand with attracting new residents (human capital) as an economic development component. Northeast Tennessee has some pluses and minuses in its marketing tool kit to get a bigger… Read More ›
The Tri-Cities unemployment rate dropped to 8.7% in July. But unlike the national labor market that created 1.8 million jobs, there were no local nonfarm job gains. Employers slashed 1,500 jobs from the June total. Employment dropped by almost 1,500… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY The Tri-Cities economy added 4,300 jobs in June, and the unemployment rate dropped to 9.1%. On the surface, that sounds like good news. But it’s only a small part of the story. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’… Read More ›
The Tri-Cities economy began clawing back April’s massive job losses in May. It added about 2,100 nonfarm jobs and the unemployment rate dropped to 9.6%, according to preliminary non-seasonally adjusted Bureau of Labor Statistics data. May’s report also revised April’s… Read More ›