Tec Centro Workforce Network News Today

A local network is helping to solve a long-standing issue impacting businesses and communities.

The Tec Centro Workforce Network announced it has received a $100,000 investment from the M&T Bank Charitable Foundation.

Tec Centros model of holistic, community-based workforce development is a critical strategy for combating persistent poverty in marginalized communities.

Lebanon County Commissioners on Thursday, Dec. 7, approved a tentative $94.4 million county fiscal budget for 2024 that includes a tax increase of .50 mills to cover its $5 million budget deficit.

Tec Centro Workforce Network is opening a sixth location to serve disproportionately disadvantaged populations with adult basic education and occupational training.

The Tec Centro Workforce Network recently received a $250,000 grant from the Truist Foundation that will support the network’s bilingual workforce development centers in Berks, Lancaster, Lebanon and York counties.

The Spanish American Civic Association on Tuesday announced Jose R. López is the organizations new chief executive officer.

The nine-year-old program that has helped 6,000 in Lancaster County is poised to help thousands more in Lebanon, Reading and York. It wraps English classes and literacy around job training