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The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is revising the way it calculates payroll job figures.

From a small tick up to a big bump, Minnesota lawmakers anxious to boost the state's minimum wage start making their case to colleagues this week.

A plan to phase out Oklahomas Workers Compensation Court and switch to an administrative system has been endorsed by all of the states major political players and is being hailed by state business leaders as a way to drive down insurance costs.

Fifty-eight percent of employers expect to double their budgets allotted for online workers this year in comparison to 2012.

As hiring efforts have been made toward employing active-duty servicemen and women, reservists and veterans, multiple career paths through various industries have opened.

Business and labor groups announced agreement Thursday on the principles of a key priority for a comprehensive immigration bill: a new system to bring lower-skilled workers to the United States.