Bosses Post Near Two-Year High in Open Jobs but Hold Back on Hiring
Job openings jumped to about 7.6 million in April even as hires cooled, a mixed labor‑market signal that could keep the Fed on hold. Markets will watch payrolls and inflation for clarity.
Tamir Rice Act Aims To Snuff Out Gun-Shaped Lighters In Cuyahoga
County Councilman Michael J. Houser will introduce the Tamir Rice Act on June 9 to ban the sale and display of realistic gun-shaped novelty lighters and levy civil fines. The measure has support from Tamir Rice’s mother and local advocates.
Mansfield School Board Boss Swore She Lives Outside District, Records Show
A March affidavit filed in county records says Mansfield school board president Dr. Jandel Crutchfield does not live at the Mansfield home she used as her campaign address, prompting questions about trustee residency rules. Records point to an Itasca property tied to the family as a possible primary homestead.
Hot Flashes, Cold Offices: Ferguson Orders Menopause Breaks For Washington Workers
Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order asking state agencies to create menopause workplace accommodations and training, aiming to retain midcareer women and reduce turnover. The commission will draft guidance for public and private employers.
Pierce County Ousts Human Services Boss After Brief, Bumpy Run
Pierce County removed Gary Gant as Human Services director after internal memos flagged incomplete briefings and oversight lapses. Interim leadership is overseeing key homelessness and housing programs while the county recruits a permanent director.












