NJ to allow certain employees limited work-from-home for a year
The pilot program does not apply to select employees of the state Department of Labor and Workforce Development and Motor Vehicle Commission who specialize in in-person services.
New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Top workplace hazards in 2021 — NJ releases public-sector list
The list is based on inspections of workplaces throughout the Garden State.
As jobless benefits end, NJ sees surge in hiring
NJ has recovered 76% of pandemic job losses
Extended unemployment insurance to expire for 80,000 NJ workers
Eighty-eight weeks of unemployment benefits triggered by the coronavirus pandemic are coming to a close.
NJ adds 14,600 jobs in July, 7th straight month of gains
But the statewide unemployment rate increased by a tenth of a point over June's revised number to 7.3%, nearly two points higher than the national figure of 5.4%.
New Jersey Unemployment worst in U.S. for customer service
In NJ, the chances of reaching a live person for help with UI is slim.
Despite job gains, NJ unemployment rate rises again
NJ's unemployment rate remains well above the national average
Is college worth the money? NJ wants to boost degrees
Over a lifetime, bachelor's degree holders are expected to earn about $1 million more than those with no education past high school.
What is ‘TLD,’ and why might it be some NJ kids’ best shot at success in life?
Fueled largely by a major shift toward online shopping, TLD is considered one of the key industries in New Jersey,
Is Christie’s nomination to Parole Board just a ‘pension-padding scheme’ for an ally?
Gov. Chris Christie will nominate Labor Commissioner Harold Wirths to the State Parole Board, prompting questions about his qualifications from a state senator.