Holcomb taps Valparaiso University law school graduate Joe Hoage for Indiana Department of Labor commissioner
Joe Hoage is the new commissioner of the Indiana Department of Labor.
$25 million in rental assistance available for Hoosiers impacted by COVID-19
Indiana residents who lost their jobs because of the pandemic may be eligible for rental assistance from the state.
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Holcomb announces appointments to state college boards
Several appointments and reappointments to some of the state’s colleges recently were announced by the office of Gov. Eric Holcomb.
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State initiative connects residents with resources to get careers back on track
The state is offering more resources to help Hoosiers get back to work.
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Holcomb announces latest appointments to state boards, commissions
Donald Fesko will continue his role with the Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority Board.
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State commerce secretary credits leadership during pandemic as Indiana begins return to work
In the early months of 2020, Indiana appeared to be on a roll as far as the state’s economy was concerned.
State providing nearly $44 million through programs to help Hoosier businesses
The state has launched several initiatives meant to help Hoosier businesses as they recover and reopen amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Crisis offers lessons in emergency planning
The pandemic required businesses and organizations to review or consider making changes to their operations to best handle the novel coronavirus situation as well as protect employees while still trying to survive.
Time to reconnect
For every economic downturn, there’s a recovery, and experts say lulls are the best time to plan for the bounce back. Staying at home doesn’t mean standing still, experts said. Nor should it mean ending marketing efforts.
Pandemic-created drop in tax collections leads to state spending cuts
The pandemic which led to stay-at-home orders and reduced business activity led to reduced tax collections in April and now calls for cuts in state spending.
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