Jobs
More Americans quit jobs, a sign of confidence
WASHINGTON | More Americans are quitting their jobs, suggesting many are growing more confident in the job market.
NWI casinos drop in May
May revenues at Majestic Star's two casinos in Gary dropped a combined 6.4 percent from the previous year, according to the revenue report of the Indiana Gaming Commission.
Staff Source holds open house for job seekers
HOBART | Job-seekers hoping to be hired for industrial or hospitality positions attended a Staff Source open house Monday at the Hobart Community Center.
Hire-a-Vet today and secure a dependable, hardworking employee
I was reminded recently that May is Military Appreciation Month, and therefore an opportunity to demonstrate our appreciation for the sacrifices and successes of our men and women in the U.S. armed forces.
WorkOne helping students land jobs
HAMMOND | Marvin Alvarez is the first member of his family to attend college. He also works part-time and plans to graduate this spring from Ivy Tech Community College in Michigan City.
Jobless rate in NWI falls dramatically; Indiana rate bumps down
The unemployment rates in the region dipped dramatically, while Indiana's unemployment rate dipped slightly in April, according to government data released Friday.
Job fair scheduled at South Suburban College
SOUTH HOLLAND | Thornton Township and South Suburban College Community will host its annual job fair from 10 .a.m to 2 p.m. Tuesday at South Suburban College Fitness Center, 15800 South State St.
Top Democrat condemns GOP 'punting' to expand Medicaid eligibility
INDIANAPOLIS | House Democratic Leader Scott Pelath, D-Michigan City, is only half-joking when he describes a new law permitting the sale of uninspected frozen rabbit meat at roadside stands as the jobs bill of the just-concluded 2013 legislative session.
Pence signs school safety grants, 40 other measures into law
INDIANAPOLIS | School corporations can each seek up to $50,000 in matching state funds to hire local police as school resource officers under a new law signed Tuesday by Republican Gov. Mike Pence.
Charter school job fair set for May 18
GARY | Northwest Indiana charter schools are hosting a job fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 18, hosted by 21st Century Charter School, 556 Washington St
Pence claims tax cut victory
INDIANAPOLIS | Gov. Mike Pence showed no signs of disappointment Monday despite having failed to persuade the now-adjourned General Assembly to adopt his oft-touted plan cutting the state's income tax rate by 10 percent.
General Assembly wraps session distinguished by cooperative tone
INDIANAPOLIS | Hands were shaken, hugs were shared and state lawmakers, who spent the past four months passionately opposing each other in great and small policy debates, were all smiles Saturday morning after House Speaker Brian Bosma gaveled out the 2013 Indiana General Assembly.
Job-seekers pack Hammond career fair
HAMMOND | The Jean Shepherd Community Center was packed Thursday with employers and job-seekers hoping to make a connection during Hammond’s 10th annual job fair hosted by the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development.
BP project conclusion will involve big layoffs
WHITING | The $3.8 billion BP Whiting refinery project is set to wrap up later this year and layoffs of involved construction workers are expected.
It’s all about jobs in Gary
GARY | New permanent part-time and full-time jobs are coming to the city, and Gary residents will have multiple opportunities to apply for them.
Pence sure income tax cut will create jobs
INDIANAPOLIS | Gov. Mike Pence is certain reducing Indiana's personal income tax rate will create jobs, despite the doubts of legislative leaders and the increase in unemployment that followed distribution of the state's automatic taxpayer refund.
Unemployment rate remains unchanged in Indiana
Indiana's unemployment rate remained at 8.7 percent in March, halting a recent upward trend, according to government data released Friday.
Hammond job fair scheduled for April 25
HAMMOND | The Mayor’s Office of Economic Development is hosting Hammond’s 10th annual job fair from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 25 at the Jean Shepherd Community Center, 3031 Mahoney Drive.
Pence may accept delayed implementation of income tax cut
INDIANAPOLIS | Moments after delivering a "no compromises" defense of his proposed income tax cut, Republican Gov. Mike Pence hinted Wednesday he's willing to implement the reduction over several years instead of the two years he promised on the campaign trail.
Follow The Times
Latest Local Offers
We provide a 9:00 p.m. outing, because pets need to be let out at night too!
Our mission at Dutch Pet Motel is to treat all pets with love …
Pools 'n' Spas 'n' Stuff, Inc. Quick Construction
With ideal weather conditions, the new swimming pool construct…
Drive home a factory-fresh 2013 Buick Verano for $169/mo.
We will beat ANY deal! Visit www.circleautomotive.com for more…
National Video
Most Popular
- 1 Roof blows off LOFS house, vehicles overturn during storm
- 2 Residents, officials surveying damage in wake of Wednesday night storms
- 3 Paula Cooper: Convicted of murder at 15, a Gary woman prepares for her 2013 release
- 4 Gary woman sentenced to die at 16 to be released from prison
- 5 Woman fatally stabbed in C.P. domestic dispute
Poll
Should Lake County have continued to pursue the trash-to-ethanol proposal?
Recent Blog Posts
- Valparaiso Basketball What If... (2011-12 Edition)June 17, 2013 5:06 pm
- LIVE: RailCats vs. Quebec, waiting out the rainJune 12, 2013 8:52 pm
- LIVE: RailCats hope to keep winning ways vs. QuebecJune 11, 2013 5:00 pm
- Valparaiso Basketball What If... (2012-13 edition)June 10, 2013 10:30 am






















Please Wait…