Illinois’ anti-growth policies depress middle-class wages and job opportunities.

Since 2010, Illinois has lost on net 2.6 percent of its taxpayers and dependents, along with billions of dollars of taxable income, dwarfing the rates of out-migration of other Midwestern and neighboring states.

Illinois continues to lose blue-collar work as other states give thanks for healthier job climates.

Although Illinois’ top earners make more than most of their regional counterparts, Illinois’ bottom quarter of earners have the lowest wages in the Midwest

A new study reveals that Illinois has the highest workers’ compensation costs in the Midwest and the seventh highest in the United States.

Illinois has no more jobs in 2015 than it had in 1998.