Connolly brings social justice and fundraising experience to new role.
High court decision is opportunity to build on the ACA for improved health care.
Ohio budget would take more revenue from local communities.
What do millennials want in a city? According to a City Lab report, there are a few key things: Good schools and parks, walkability and multiple transportation options. With universities like Case Western Reserve and Cleveland State in our backyard and many of the Metroparks a short drive away, Cleveland
The wait for a federal increase in the salary level that would require employers to pay overtime appears to be coming to an end. The change would be good news for millions of workers who are not eligible for overtime for working more than 40 hours a week. Most employers
State budget cuts will hurt local protective services, libraries and programs to help developmentally disabled Ohioans.
Half the income tax cuts would go to top 1 percent.
Changes will provide fairer wages and hours and help stabilize home-care workforce.
Foreclosures at lowest level in years, but still two times higher than 1990’s average.
Black jobs matter, too
In an opinion piece published today in The Plain Dealer and on Cleveland.com, our executive director Amy Hanauer and outreach coordinator Amelia Hayes discuss how the economy and jobs relate to the Black Lives Matter movement. Amy (pictured left) and Amelia wrote that we’re not experts on strategies to immediately