MEDFORD, Ore.- Nonfarm payroll employment rose by 3900 jobs last month. The employment department said in a release that the rise of jobs in December follows a heavy loss of 5,900 jobs in November. December saw the most job gains ...

GRANTS PASS, Ore.- Dutch Bros. is planning to move some of its corporate jobs to Arizona. According to Dutch Bros. 40% of the support staff at its headquarters in Grants Pass are moving to an office in Phoenix, Arizona by ...

JACKSONVILLE, Ore.- The Jacksonville Police Department is increasing hiring efforts after a potential contract with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office fell through. Jacksonville PD currently has an agreement with the Sheriff’s department, but it only involves deputies volunteering to patrol ...

WHITE CITY, Ore. – With one of the nation’s largest trucking companies going out of business one local company says, they aren’t going anywhere. Yellow Corp stopped its operations last weekend, leaving 30,000 workers without a job. Troy Hutchens Owner ...

In this Financial Quick Hits with Kevin McDermott, we talk about Jobs in the Financial Industry. Kevin explains the difference between a financial analyst, an investment banker, and a financial advisor. Watch to learn more. Financial Quick Hits is sponsored ...

MEDFORD, Ore. – Tourism all over Oregon took a positive turn last year, especially in Jackson and Josephine counties. “The travel and tourism industry specifically in Oregon and really the global economy was hammered hard by the impacts of the ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. (NBC) – April jobs numbers out Friday are better than expected but still the economy faces major headwinds of stubborn inflation and bank stress. President Biden is meeting with his economic cabinet as he grapples with another possible ...

ASHLAND, Ore. – Amid a budgeting crisis, the Southern Oregon University Board of Trustees voted on implementing a “fiscal realignment plan.” The realignment plan has been in the works for months. Several town halls and tweaks later, the board of ...

SOUTHERN OREGON, Ore. – A new report from the Oregon Employment Department projects the Rogue Valley will add 13,000 jobs between 2021 and 2031. That’s an 11 percent increase, which one local economist, Guy Tauer, said is down from the ...

Author: Alma McCarty (KGW) OREGON, USA (KGW) — State economists reported this week that Oregon continues to see a strong job market, with many sectors bouncing back from the pandemic. Despite a slight rise in the unemployment rate to 4.5%, ...

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