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MD gains 3.2K jobs in March, officials estimate
The Maryland Department of Labor said total nonfarm employment in the state increased by 3,200 jobs in March.
MD loses 700 jobs in December, including 400 federal jobs
The Bureau of Labor Statistics employment estimates released Tuesday show Maryland lost 700 jobs in December 2025.
More workers are stuck in part-time jobs, in warning for the economy
Underemployment is rising as more Americans work part-time or multiple jobs amid a cooling labor market and affordability concerns.
Dept. of Labor: Md. added 200 private sector jobs in September
The Bureau of Labor Statistics released employment data that revealed Maryland added 200 private sector jobs in September 2025.
Lawsuit accuses Trump administration of bias in immigration judge’s firing
Former immigration judge sues the Trump administration, claiming she was unlawfully fired in violation of her constitutional rights.
Bank of America boosts minimum wage to $25 an hour
Bank of America has raised its U.S. minimum hourly wage to $25 per hour, boosting annual pay for full-time employees above $50,000.
Supreme Court backs Catholic charity in tax case
Supreme Court rules Wisconsin violated First Amendment by denying tax exemption to Catholic Charities while allowing it for other religious groups.
Maryland adds 2,300 jobs despite federal job cuts
Maryland gained 2,300 jobs in April, offsetting a loss of 2,600 federal jobs, with unemployment rising slightly to 3.1%, federal data show.
10 things to remember about physician employment agreements
The following are some pearls of wisdom pertaining to physician employment agreements. If an employment agreement requires that financial calculations are to be done according to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles […]
Job openings hit a record 10.1 million in June
U.S. employers posted a record 10.1 million job openings in June, another sign that the job market and economy are bouncing back briskly from last year's coronavirus shutdowns.
Judge finds city liable for Baltimore officers’ stranding of teen
A Baltimore judge deemed the city liable Wednesday to the family of a teenager who was forced into a police van near his West Baltimore home in 2009, interrogated about […]
GTTF scope of employment question heads to Md. high court
Maryland’s Court of Appeals may determine if members of Baltimore’s Gun Trace Task Force who falsely arrested a man for possession of a gun were acting within the scope of […]
