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FOX Chicago's Natalie Bomke highlights ComEd's Energy Force Ambassador Program, which is celebrating 15 years of providing meaningful work opportunities for adults with disabilities through partnerships with more than 30 local organizations.

After applying for 223 jobs, aspiring TV journalist Brock Morgan has landed his big break as an anchor and reporter in Huntsville, Alabama.

Illinois is just the third state to allow rideshare drivers to unionize. Bailey Koch-Farwana from Service Employees International Union Local 1 joins ChicagoLIVE to explain the issues the union may bargain for and how it impacts rideshare users. 

The Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park is often mistaken for a data center, drawing criticism against the development. IQMP CEO Harley Johnson joins ChicagoLIVE in the studio to clear misconceptions and address what they plan to do. 

If you're looking for a job, the latest U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows the labor market slowed in July, with the economy losing 23,000 jobs. Andrew Challenger of Challenger, Gray & Christmas joins ChicagoLIVE to break down the latest numbers and what they mean for job seekers.

A new survey found workers are faking productivity as much as 5 hours a week at work. Chief Human Resource Officer Ali Gohar from Software Finder breaks down the numbers behind the survey and explains why people feel they have to appear busy.

The job market is shifting in Chicago, as companies are looking ramp up hiring this year. District Director Michelle Reisdorf at staffing and business consulting firm Robert Half joins Good Day to explain what's driving the trend and what companies are looking for in potential employees. 

A Hillside workforce program is helping adults with disabilities build careers and gain independence.

The city's minimum wage will increase to $17.05 an hour tomorrow, alongside several new employment laws taking effect. 

Many people enjoy working from home, but a new study links it to increased isolation and mental distress. Emma Harrington of University of Virginia breaks down the findings.

Nearly half of U.S. professionals, including 45% in Chicago, plan to look for a new job in the second half of 2026. Robert Half’s Derek Walsh explains what’s driving the trend.

In Englewood, Growing Home is transforming vacant land into opportunity — using urban farming to provide fresh food, job training, and hope for the future.

With recession fears rising and Americans bracing for economic uncertainty, Ross Mac of Maconomics breaks down the warning signs, what a downturn could mean for your finances, and how viewers can prepare now.

With Chicago beaches opening Memorial Day weekend, the Chicago Park District is training lifeguards through rigorous swim tests and safety drills to help keep swimmers safe all summer long.

Job seekers and small business owners are gathering for the 5th Annual Airport Small Business Summit and Job Fair, where Chicago aviation leaders are highlighting career opportunities and industry growth at local airports.