Kenny Holston / Getty Images Alert: OSHA Suspends Enforcement of Vax Mandate After Fed Court Halts 'Staggeringly Overbroad' Order Following a federal court's block of Biden's vaccine mandate, OSHA has officially suspended the rule for American employers. By Michael Austin November 17, 2021
Samuel Corum / Getty ImagesCommentary Biden's America: Inflation Skyrockets to Highest Level in 30 Years with 6.2% Surge in Consumer Prices The consumer price index experiences its biggest increase in more than three decades as federal spending continues to barrel out of control. By Michael Austin November 10, 2021
Ethan Miller / Getty ImagesCommentary OSHA Will Not Make Employers Record Worker Side Effects from Forced COVID Vaccine OSHA is not requiring employers to record instances of worker side effects to COVID-19 vaccination through May of 2022. By Michael Austin October 19, 2021
Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Jobs Report Woes: Less Than Half of the Expected Number of Jobs Added in September The Department of Labor's jobs report fell far short of expectations for the second straight month, and President Biden is facing blowback. By Johnathan Jones October 8, 2021
Saul Loeb - AFP / Getty Images Democrats Have Hidden a 'Blatant Handout' to Labor Unions Inside Their $3.5 Trillion Spending Plan A hidden tax break within Biden's $3.5 trillion spending plan propels his goal to become 'the most pro-union president' in American history. By Amy Gamm September 16, 2021
Marta Lavandier / APCommentary Watch: DeSantis Defies Biden Admin in Fiery Speech, Doubles Down on New FL Law DeSantis' Monday remarks were his latest shot across the bow of the Biden administration and the federal government's vaccine mandates. By C. Douglas Golden September 14, 2021
Drew Angerer / Getty Images Jobs Report Delivers Less Than Half of What Economists Predicted, But Something Big Is Happening Next Week Pandemic unemployment benefits run out next week, but it's uncertain whether people will want to return to work. By Amy Gamm September 4, 2021
Spencer Platter / Getty Images Major Payroll Report Shows Slowdown in the Number of New Jobs Added By Private Companies The 330,000 jobs added to private payroll last month represented a significant decline from the 680,000 jobs added in June. By Thomas Catenacci August 4, 2021
Robert Nickelsberg / Getty Images New Jobs Report Shows Economy on the Comeback Trail as More States Ditch Lockdowns The Labor Department reported a surge in hiring and a decreased unemployment rate in February 2021. By The Associated Press March 4, 2021
Ted S. Warren / APCommentary Woman Chosen to Head Biden's Unemployment Program Oversaw Program Fleeced by Nigerian Scammers for Over $600 Million Suzi LeVine, a major donor to Biden's campaign, will likely be the interim assistant secretary of the Employment and Training Administration. By C. Douglas Golden February 1, 2021