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Listen to this articleGhost job postings — listings for roles that may not be actively hiring — are making it harder for job seekers to find legitimate opportunities online. Online job boards like LinkedIn and Indeed have expanded access to opportunities, but the rise of these listings has added new uncertainty for applicants. What are… Read more: Ghost listings add confusion for job seekers

Listen to this articleSharon Lewis For the past eight years, Shay J. Bey has owned and operated BeautyUBlink. The name of the business is a delightful play on words that gives you a glimpse into her offerings. Bey is a licensed advanced aesthetician who believes that self-care is “essential to living a happy, healthy life.”… Read more: BeautyUBlink owner builds spa business

Listen to this articleBy: Marissa Valentine Tax season begins every January as employees across the United States await their W-2 tax statements, hoping the correct amount was withheld from their paychecks. In contrast, many seasoned adults find tax season to be a simple process of filing and filling in the blanks, while young adults, and… Read more: Are you paying all the required taxes?

Listen to this articleGreater Cleveland Partnership’s launch of the Urban Agenda marks one of the broadest alignments of Cleveland-area institutions around economic mobility in recent years. It also reflects a growing willingness among civic leaders to name racial income and wealth disparities directly rather than framing poverty solely as a general economic issue. The Urban… Read more: Urban Agenda shows unity; execution debated

Listen to this articleCleveland’s unemployment rate stood at 5.2% in July 2025, the highest among the nation’s 56 largest metropolitan areas when measured by the rate increase over the previous year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). But employment numbers alone don’t tell the full story of economic security for Cleveland workers. The… Read more: Job data shows uneven recovery in Cleveland