Employment

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer joins us to tackle issues like the long-awaited Port of Wilmington expansion, rising unemployment, and the rollout of legalized marijuana.

The #ItsASummerThing campaign looks to give youth jobs and keep the city safer by keeping them employed and out of trouble either with a job or recreational activity.

Union organizing is spreading across new corners of Philadelphia’s workforce, reinforcing the city’s long-standing reputation as a labor stronghold.

Are doomsday predictions of AI’s impact on workers overblown?

Feds say they are conducting a criminal probe after receiving tips that the companies are illegally employing undocumented immigrants.

Daily costs of living, health insurance, workplace changes and caretaking responsibilities are among factors in retirement decisions.

Jobs for Delaware Graduates hired Nicole Poore in 2014. Watchdog groups say lawmakers shouldn’t run agencies that get taxpayer money.

Democrats previously failed in their efforts to pass similar legislation in 2023, 2024 and last year.

Rodel obtiene una subvención nacional de $1.5 millones para ampliar las trayectorias profesionales, aumentar la inscripción dual y fortalecer la orientación universitaria.

More corrections officers should give incarcerated people more time outside their cells and reduce costly mandatory overtime for prison staff.

Rodel secures a $1.5M national grant to expand career pathways, grow dual enrollment and strengthen college and career advising statewide.

Anthony Klotz joins us to talk about his new book "Jolted: Why We Quit, When to Stay, and Why It Matters"

Philadelphia officials say the city’s pension system is recovering and is now on track to reach full funding ahead of schedule.

The outcome of negotiations in Philly and New York will shape the climbing industry, union says.

Union organizers say the contract will transform their quality of life. Efforts to unionize graduate students started more than 20 years ago.