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Nearly 20 printing companies want to hire laid off LSC Communications workers

A half dozen are in the Lancaster area.

Nearly 20 printing companies want to hire laid off LSC Communications workers

A half dozen are in the Lancaster area.

Decline in printing jobs likely to result in jobs out of field, lower pay for LSC workers

The 656 soon-to-be former LSC Communications employees will be entering a local job market where the unemployment rate is historically low but where their specific skills may not be much

Closure of former R.R. Donnelley plants caused by decline in demand for print catalogs and magazines

LSC Communications officials also blamed pandemic logistic problems and inflation for hastening the closures

$183,333 state grant to expand apprenticeships in Lancaster County

Postal worker shortage and more holiday packages delay mail delivery

Mail delivery at Steve Hofmann’s South Pearl Street home in Lancaster city has been inconsistent for several months, but he says the last few weeks have been unprecedented.

State sees work environment hostile to people of color at Lancaster Workforce Development Board [Lancaster Watchdog]

The board responded that despite its disagreements with the process and findings that it remained committed to moving forward in making sure that all workforce board “employees feel comfortable, respected

The 2022 Pennsylvania Labor Power 100

Meet the leaders key to making the state work.

Lancaster County Workforce Development Board calls suit filed by fired executive director 'frivolous'

The workforce board said it did not know about Rychalsky’s investigation into racial discrimination and did not receive complaints about it.

Lancaster County Workforce Development Board responds to suit filed by fired executive director

The workforce board said it did not know about Rychalsky’s investigation into racial discrimination and did not receive complaints about it.