Erica E. Phillips / CT Mirror

A growing number of hourly-wage workers in Connecticut are gaining access to higher education as several of the state’s top employers in retail and hospitality expand tuition assistance programs to attract and retain staff.

To fire up the base in on off-year election, party leaders cite women’s rights, voting rights

In his acceptance speech, Gov. Ned Lamont plugs his economic record, responds to GOP nominee Bob Stefanowski.

Many small businesses and nonprofits in Connecticut face a similar conundrum, weighing the solvency of their business against how generous they’d like to be with employee health benefits.

The CT House and Senate both approved a financial incentive deal with Sikorsky.

Franchisees became sticking point; felt targeted as other small businesses were exempted from scheduling mandates.

For the last few years, Connecticut lawmakers have been working to develop legislation providing stronger protections for consumer data — a task made all the more urgent as the COVID-19 pandemic drove much of daily life and work online.

One in four working families has a child under 6, but the sector that enables their participation in the workforce is faltering.