Tech Workforce Coalition News Today

Trocaire College received a boost to its Jump Start programs to fast-track needed information technology workers into jobs with local employers, with a $270,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson

So many of the things associated with Old Buffalo are becoming part of the New Buffalo. We asked a group of local business and labor officials how they see those

Five years ago, Northland Workforce Training Center was a fledgling Buffalo Billion program, part of the redevelopment of a former industrial plant on Northland Avenue on Buffalo’s long-neglected East Side.

The regions manufacturing sector is looking to build on notable gains from the past few months.

Hochul in her State of the State address on Tuesday will propose establishing One Network for Regional Advanced Manufacturing Partnerships, or ON-RAMP. The network would consist of workforce development centers

The coalition consists of 13 partners from education, business groups and training organizations. The initiative will receive $29 million over three years from Empire State Development and the Ralph C.

Statewide, the Office of Strategic Workforce Development awarded a total of $11 million in grants to 17 projects.