Home Prices And Joblessness Increase
Earlier This Week, President Joe Biden Touted The Country’s Economic Growth Since He Took Office, But The Latest Economic Data Show That Progress May Not Be As Sturdy As Experts Would Like.
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Unemployment
Outlook For The Unemployed In Tennessee
In Some States, Conditions Are More Favorable For Those Who Are Out Of Work Than In Others. Tennessee Ranks As The 18th Worst Place To Be Unemployed.
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Tennessee Adjusts Reported Number Of New Unemployment Claims
The Tennessee Department Of Labor & Workforce Development Has Adjusted The Number Of New Unemployment Claims For The Week Ending July 10 To 6,744 Instead Of The Previously Reported 9,376 Claims.
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Cities In Red States Show Best Economic Recovery From Pandemic
As The Country Continues To Climb Back From More Than A Year Of An Economic Downward Spiral During The COVID-19 Pandemic, Cities In States With Republican-Led Governors That Imposed Fewer Restrictions Are Experiencing A Faster And More Robust Comeback.
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Tennessee Ends Federal Unemployment Benefits On July 3
Saturday Marks The End Of Federal Unemployment Benefits For Thousands Of Currently Unemployed Tennesseans.
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Clarification Of Tennessee’s ‘Constitutional Carry’ Law – TTC News Break June 30, 2021
1) Former Interim Chief Of Staff On Paid Leave For Federal Investigation Accepts Job In Lee’s Administration
2) Clarification Of Tennessee’s ‘Constitutional Carry’ Law
3) Biden Administration Loses Public Support On Immigration Policies
4) Leaving Federal Jobless Benefits Program Lowers Unemployment
Leaving Federal Jobless Benefits Program Lowers Unemployment
A New Report Shows States That Decided To Turn Away Federal Unemployment Benefits Have Seen A Drop In Unemployment.
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TN Jobless Claims Hits Pandemic Low As Federal Unemployment Benefits Come To End
Tennessee Had Its Lowest Number Of New Unemployment Claims In The Week Ending June 19th Since The Impact Of COVID-19 Began In March 2020.
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How COVID-19 Affected Tennessee’s Economy
While Economic Output Fell Precipitously In Tennessee In 2020, The Contraction Was Not Felt As Strongly In The Job Market. Employment In The State Fell By Just 4.0% Last Year, Compared To The 5.8% Decline Nationwide.
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