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More New Yorkers are feeling the stress of burnout and, according to one survey, this is the date workers in the state will hit a breaking point.

The Albany International Airport is looking to fill many TSA positions so they are holding a job fair at three different locations throughout the Capital Region.

Summer may be many of our favorite season of the year and our least favorite is construction season. It's well underway and here are a few detours and places roadwork will begin this week in the Capital Region.

There is a fund that has been set up by Samuel Adams to help restaurant workers across twenty states including New York. Here is how you can apply for one of their grants.

In the times that we live in with social distancing because of the coronavirus outbreak, Taco-Bell is going to be changing. They have decided to go drive-thru only if necessary.

It is very apparent that we are just getting underway with construction season all across New York state. In an effort to promote safety in work zones, the New York state Department of Transportation is declaring this week, "Work Zone Awareness Week".

Roadwork and reconstruction of Cohoes Boulevard has begun. There are some days and times this week that you should be aware of if you are heading through this construction zone.

A couple of hundred workers are receiving their pink slips in Schenectady. But there is a silver lining. There are a few companies that are going to try and hire those workers.

Hurricane Irma destroyed parts of Florida and left six million Floridians without power. People all over the country are pitching in to help and hundreds of workers from the Capital Region are on their way to Florida.