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Every week, Glassdoor publishes a job market report for the Chicago area with the latest industry breakouts. CBS 2's Tim McNicholas took a look at the data to help job seekers strategize their search.
Chicago's health care industry is experiencing strong job growth.
What bills to pay? Which to ask for forgiveness? Which to hold off on while trying to make ends meet during this crisis?
The Trump administration's regulations broadened the religious exemption to any employer with an objection based on religious beliefs and created a new exemption for certain employers with moral objections.
A court-appointed expert would guide the overhaul of health care for Illinois prison inmates in a proposed federal consent decree filed Thursday.
When you dine out, and the check comes, it usually includes the cost of your food and taxes, but more restaurants are adding a new surcharge to your bill to cover the costs of employee health insurance.
Hotel customers are complaining of dirty beds, limited services, long check-in lines, and an overall shortage of staff since hotel workers at 25 hotels in downtown Chicago went on strike.
Americans eager for a high-paying job might want to focus on two industries: health care and technology.
Critics of short term insurance plans say they can be a long term disaster, saying they're often misleading, leaving people without the coverage they thought they had.
Open enrollment for businesses is an opportune time for employees to change coverage, ask questions, and even receive early signing bonuses.
At President Trump's request, House Speaker Paul Ryan has pulled the GOP's health care overhaul bill from consideration.
City government is using money from the tax on electronic cigarettes to expand the health clinic at the John Drake Elementary School into a full service primary care health center.
Inmates at the Lake County Indiana jail are getting registered for health care, something they couldn't do in the past.
Learn how the Affordable Healthcare Act, and whether or not you have insurance, will impact the way you do taxes this year.
The U of I project will bring health care into neighborhoods, using nurses with advanced training to lead medical teams.
CBS 2's Kate Sullivan visits a healthcare provider that has been helping the uninsured for decades.
Implementation of the health reform law continues through 2014 with these key dates.
Can the nation expect to see the same positive results across the country as was seen in Massachusetts?
Although only a few hundred middle-class Illinois residents were able to sign up for health insurance last month on the crippled federal HealthCare.gov website, the poor appear to be having an easier time enrolling in an expansion of Medicaid — and are doing so by the thousands.
It's official: The Affordable Care Act takes effect today, meaning you can begin shopping for health insurance.
Next month begins a new chapter in health care that many Americans are still trying to figure out.
Chicago's 30,000 retired city employees are trying to stop Mayor Rahm Emanuel from phasing out the city's 55 percent subsidy for retiree health care and foisting Obamacare on them.
The new Patient's Bill of Rights protects many basic rights of Americans when it comes to personal health care and dealing with insurance companies.
While America has the most expensive health care system in the world, Americans do not live longer or have better health than people in most other developed countries.
