Jobs

The typical job pays $47,000, and a good portion of the fastest-growing ones are paying more than that. This could be a sign of good things to come to the Treasure Valley in 2021.

Depending on how the COVID-19 pandemic played out in your office, you may be looking for a new job or are considering completely changing the field that you're in.

Coolest. Job. Ever.

If you're looking for a side hustle, now is a great time to check into becoming a substitute teacher, and pocket about $75 per day.

Do you consider yourself a bit of a Disney aficionado? Then Disney wants YOU to work for the House of Mouse!

It's good to love your job, and if you work at one Boise grocery store, you really love it.

The Gem State continues to see good economic news, at least in the category of unemployment, as Idaho's unemployment rate remains steady at 3 percent for a half year.

Over the last few months, we've heard how libraries are more popular than ever (especially in Idaho). Evidently, that trend might not be extending to book stores.

It's no surprise if you've driven through downtown Boise lately, construction job growth in the State of Idaho continues to be strong (and the Treasure Valley isn't even the strongest).

We have heard that our Idaho State economic conditions have looked good this year, and another indicator seems to be backing that as our unemployment rate is the lowest since 2008.