Idaho Department of Labor

More than 20 employers in the Magic Valley will be available Thursday afternoon at a job fair in Twin Falls.

Idaho's population continues to grow as it topped the nation in growth this last year.

More and more people continued to move to Idaho cities from 2019 to 2020 according to data released by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Unemployed Idaho residents receiving state help benefits can't do any real travel during Spring Break.

Idaho’s unemployment rate has dropped to 5.5% as about 5,400 nonfarm workers regained jobs in October, officials said Friday.

Idaho's unemployment rate hit an all-time high in April amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and state stay-at-home orders.

About 30,500 Idahoans have been paid nearly $18 million in unemployment in the last three weeks as thousands have lost their jobs amid the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

Nearly 31,000 claims for unemployment were filed last week in Idaho as jobless numbers continue to rise across the nation.

Nearly 33,000 Idaho residents filed for unemployment benefits last week as the Idaho economy continues shedding jobs at a record rate because of the coronavirus, state officials said Thursday.

There have been 13,341 new claims for unemployment benefits in just one week as Idahoans are being laid off because of the coronavirus (COVID-19).

For a third month in a row the Idaho unemployment rate did not moved up or down from 2.9 percent.

The Idaho Department of Labor is implementing a new service model in the Magic and Wood River valleys.

There’s good news for Idaho’s job market: over-the-year non-farm job growth remains strong.

Nonprofit and community leaders may submit proposals for the next annual conference of Serve Idaho.

It may come as a surprise to some people who may not have known about it, but there’s a program by the Idaho Department of Labor that helps formerly incarcerated veterans.

Serve Idaho, the Governor’s Commission on Service and Volunteerism, recently received a grant for more than $1.2 million.

The Idaho Department of Labor says that veterans can now find jobs and training opportunities related to their military skills and service by going online to a new job portal.

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for November is in at 2.6 percent, down slightly from October.

Two Magic Valley cities will participate in Apprenticeship Week, Nov. 12-18, which will highlight the benefits of apprenticeships in many industries.

Idaho’s unemployment rate once again slightly declined from the previous month, according to the Idaho Department of Labor.