May Jobs Report Falls Short Of Projections
Total Nonfarm Payroll Employment Increased By 559,000 In The U.S. In May, Short Of 650,000 Predicted By Economists, According To Data From The U.S. Department Of Labor.
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Unemployment Benefits
U.S. Senate Report Says Tennessee Economy Will Suffer From End Of Federal Unemployment Benefits
Critics Question A New Report From The U.S. Senate Joint Economic Committee That Says Tennessee Will Miss Out On $486 Million Going Into Its Local Economy When Gov. Bill Lee Ends The State’s Participation In The Federal Unemployment Pandemic Relief Program.
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Labor Shortage Takes Toll On Tennessee Businesses
Small Businesses In Tennessee Are Having Trouble Hiring Employees Because Of A Nationwide Labor Shortage Sparked By Continued Federal Pandemic Unemployment Benefits.
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Hagerty, Blackburn, Fleischmann Introduce Migrant Resettlement Transparency Act – TTC News Break
1) Hagerty, Blackburn, Fleischmann Introduce Migrant Resettlement Transparency Act
2) Border Officials Fear Spikes In Overdose Deaths With Increased Drug Traffic
3) Governor Lee Signs Off On Unemployment, Certificate-Of-Need Reform
Governor Lee Signs Off On Unemployment, Certificate-Of-Need Reform
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Has Signed Bills To Lower The Number Of Weeks Residents Can Accept Unemployment Benefits And To Reform Hospital Certificates Of Need.
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Red States Unite In Rejecting Federal Unemployment Benefits
Red States Around The Nation Are Rejecting Supplemental Federal Unemployment Benefits, Saying The $300 In Additional Weekly Pay On Top Of State Benefits Has Made It Nearly Impossible For Employers To Hire.
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Many Americans Hesitant About Continuing Federal Unemployment Benefits
Polling Data Shows A Slight Public Opinion Advantage For The Benefits Of Biden’s Newly Proposed Spending Packages, The Survey Also Found Americans Are Less Enthusiastic About Increased Federal Spending, Even To Help Americans Recovering From Covid-Related Economic Hardship.
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Tennessee Tax Revenue Collections Tops $2B In April, Continues At Record Pace
Tennessee Collected $2.5 Billion In Revenue During April, $1.3 Billion More Than In April 2020 And Nearly $600 Million More Than The Budgeted Estimate.
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Outside Donations Outlawed in Tennessee Elections – May 14, 2021 News Break
1) Outside Donations Outlawed in Tennessee Elections
2) Lee Unveils Tennessee Partnerships To Combat Human Trafficking
3) Red States Rejecting Federal Unemployment Benefits, Citing Mass Job Openings
4) Hamilton County Commissioners Divided In Support Of Chamber’s Woke Agenda
