Labor and Employment
4 Rules for Reporting on Energy Jobs
Whether it’s coming from President Trump or being pushed by a company’s PR team, there’s a popular topic in
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Jobs Number, Part 2: Digging In
Proper reporting of the monthly employment report takes work. Read the BLS analysis. Along with notes
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Jobs Number, Part 1: Transparency and Trends
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released its Employment Situation Report for February on March 10, showing a
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Story Angles: Reporting on the Economics of Disability
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has prohibited discrimination based on disability since 1990. However, many
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Veterans and the Corporate World: Q&A With John Phillips
In an interview with John Phillips, the retired U.S. Army Officer and author of Boots to
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Five Government Data Sources On the Labor, Employment And Economy Beat
If you’re reporting on labor, employment or the economy, you’ll need numbers to tell your stories.
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Five Industry Economic Business Stories Using BEA Data
The United States Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis provides data from the national level
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Gender Equality Stories: Five Helpful Resources for Business Reporters
Pay and other inequalities between men and women remain a hot news topic. And for curious
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New Ways for Reporters to Cover the Gig Economy
Technology has made it easier for workers to connect with side jobs and projects in the
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Covering Statewide Industry Employment Trends
From food service workers to business professionals and hospitality personnel, the Bureau of Labor Statistics under
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