Employment

Learn about the top employers in Idaho, including Simplot, WinCo, and universities like University of Idaho and Boise State.

Curious about the best employers in the US? See why retail giant Costco has been named the top employer for six consecutive years!

Join our morning show at 957 KEZJ in Twin Falls! No experience needed, just a passion for storytelling and connecting with the community.

Thinking of a career change? Discover top cities near Idaho for new opportunities and a better quality of life!

Explore the consequences of consistent tardiness on company finances and ways to enhance workplace efficiency through punctuality.

Discover the Hardest Working Cities in America based on WalletHub's latest study. Is it better to work harder or smarter in California?

25,210 WARN notices foresee widespread job cuts in California, New York, and Washington that could indicate problems to come.

Is your city on the list of the hardest-working in America? Find out how your state ranks in the latest study.

Idaho's workforce faces unexpected challenges as businesses push for a return to the office post-pandemic.

Idaho's job market is improving with a 5.2% job opening rate. Learn why some states are more open to hiring than others.

Discover high-paying careers in Idaho that don't require a college degree, but a driver's license instead!

Staffing agencies in the US hire around 14 million workers annually, connecting them with suitable careers.

Idaho's unemployment rate ranks 30th overall compared to other states.

Learn why even a few minutes of lateness can add up to significant loss for employers.

If one of your New Year’s Resolutions is to find a new and better job, you might be living in the wrong state. But the good news for Idahoans is that you don’t have to go far to find the dream career of your lifetime.

After a rocky start to a new decade, Idaho may have come out ahead of the game compared to the rest of the nation

Unemployment claims in 14 states were higher than the previous week, with Idaho topping the list. The report shows that Kansas had the highest increases in unemployment claims with 91%, followed by Idaho with 37.6%.

Like pruning a tree with too many limbs, or a plant with sickly shoots, some retailers choose to close particular locations so that others can thrive.

Not only can you find some awesome gifts at the mall, but now you may be able to find employment.

This is not a great place to be right out of school. Maybe kids can move to the Dakotas and work for a while.