On Wednesday, the mayor of Washington, DC signed a minimum wage hike into law. This means that the minimum wage will rise in increments until it hits $11.50...
From likely high school dropouts to successful teenage entrepreneurs – these are the participants in BUILD, a four-year program that teaches high schoolers how to write business plans,...
When you first start your career, it sometimes feels as if you will never get to the place where you can really make a difference. If that’s you,...
Offering you the latest news, analysis, and opinion on all things faith, work, and economics. Five Conservative Reforms Millennials Should Be Fighting For Washington Post Wonkblog A bit...
Let’s face it: recent college graduates are not inheriting the greatest economic situation, and it’s taking a toll on their generation. So if we want to help young...
2013 was the year of myth-busting here on the IFWE blog. Jay Richards’s examination of the eight most common myths Christians believe about wealth, poverty, and free enterprise...
“Entitled,” “know-it-all,” “addicted to technology”—these are some labels that Generation Y – the millennial generation – has earned for itself at work. Many writers have pointed out that...
The issue of poverty can often seem overwhelming and too big to tackle. A group of young entrepreneurs is giving me reason to believe the future of poverty...
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New Study: How the Church Can Guide the Workforce
Is there room for the church to give more vocational guidance as Christians enter and navigate the workforce? The answer is yes, according to a recent Barna Group...