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Indiana added 6,800 private sector jobs in April, according to the monthly unemployment report.
Two recently published studies suggest Indiana’s economy may remain strong despite sequestration.
Veterans may find it easier to go back to school under a bill working its way through the General Assembly.
The Department of Workforce Development announced Friday it would distribute full unemployment checks until March 30, then start cutting them by 10 percent.
The Department of Workforce Development announced yesterday it would suspend unemployment benefits, then reversed that decision later in the day.
Indiana's unemployment rate rose to 8.2 percent, likely because of more people entering the workforce.
Indiana's economy appears to be improving, based on the latest jobs report, and that could foreshadow higher state revenues for next year.
Indiana's unemployment rate dropped 0.2 percent from September, and the private sector added 7,700 jobs.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce announced Monday its 2013 legislative priorities, including protecting education reform and tightening unemployment benefits.
Indiana's unemployment rate decreased to 8.2 percent, but the private sector also lost 6,000 jobs.
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