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Wages vary greatly with education levels in Ohio, as in the rest of the country. Ohio workers with at least a bachelor’s degree earned $23.78 in 2011, a full $10 an hour more than workers with just some college, who earned $13.79 an hour. Workers with less than a high school degree earned only $9.10 an hour at the median in 2011 in Ohio. Wages have grown for workers with at least a bachelor’s degree since 1979 but have fallen for every other category of worker in Ohio, including those with some college. These drops have been steep
Lame duck is an opportunity for legislators to act on data centers (and more)