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Some of the ELE company workers laid off a few days before Christmas have been offered job interviews at an Auckland manufacturer. Ian Neary, of Designer...

CARSON CITY, Nev. – Arturo Ortiz, 25, spent eight years in a bakery, missing family gatherings and holidays due to work hours that didn’t always align with his family’s schedule.

Brian Brace, a Black Mountain-based furniture maker, is the only Roycraft master in North Carolina.

Our current system forces disadvantaged students to choose between unbearable risk and unbearable jobs.

Area high school students received hands on demonstrations from plumbers and pipefitters during Friday’s inaugural Industrial Day.Providing practical, hands-on

The bill would allow students to use Pell Grants to pay tuition for short-term courses that yield big salary increases.

For the first time, high school students can work as youth apprentices in Wisconsin child care centers. The program complements a growing registered apprenticeship in the same field.

The City Water, Light and Power Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee is announcing its first 2024 exam dates for those interested in starting a career as an

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced a new $45 million Apprenticeship and Pre-Apprenticeship Clean Energy Training Initiative. This initiative will expand the capacity of labor organizations to offer training as a pathway to clean energy careers. Through this initiative, $15 million is now available to support projects that develop a diverse and inclusive pipeline of skilled talent to meet projected workforce needs in a variety of clean energy sectors while increasing access to high-q...

It's a new day in the Bull City as Leonardo Williams gets to work as Durham's mayor.