Governor Mike Pence

It was a privilege to see my friend, Eric Holcomb, take the oath of office and become the 51st Governor of the State of Indiana today. I am confident Governor Holcomb will serve Hoosiers with distinction and build on our state's strong foundation. I join all Hoosiers in wishing Governor Holcomb and his wife Janet the very best as they assume their new responsibilities and look forward to seeing them take Indiana to the next level.

Today, I came by the office on my last business day to thank our great staff in the Governor's Office.

Indiana's unemployment rate dropped to 4.2 percent in November, the lowest it has been since 2001. November’s employment numbers reflect the successful policies and fiscal management that have been hallmarks of this administration over the last four years, including balanced budgets, low taxes and healthy reserves. While cutting taxes and red tape, we have also committed to investing in workforce development and advancing the vibrancy of our communities. This focus on economic development and hardworking Hoosiers has produced record employment and investment in Indiana over the last few years which, I have no doubt, will be carried forward in the future under the leadership of Governor-elect Lt. Governor Eric Holcomb.

Unemployment Hits 15-Year Low Indiana's unemployment rate dropped to 4.2 percent in November, which is the lowest it has been since 2001. The Indiana Department of Workforce Development says the state added more than 13,000 pri...

Ratner Steel Supply Company announced plans today to expand its operations at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor in Portage, creating up to 37 new jobs by 2019.

Once companies choose to hire Hoosiers, they’ll almost always want to hire more. After picking for a new facility in 2012, Ratner Steel experienced the benefits of employing a strong team of Hoosiers, who are among the nation’s most skilled manufacturing professionals. Today, one in five Hoosiers work in the manufacturing industry, and that’s a strong asset for companies like Ratner Steel as they consider where to grow and invest in their futures.

Minnesota-Based Steel Producer Doubling in Size at Port of Indiana Ratner Steel Supply Company announced plans today to expand its operations at the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor in Portage, creating up to 37 new jobs by 2019.