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Nine incarcerated individuals celebrated a special milestone on Tuesday: graduating from a program at Madison College that aims to give them a second chance.

A former employee has sued the nonprofit San Diego Workforce Partnership alleging unlawful discrimination, harassment and retaliation on the basis of sex and race.

Results of the first West Coast auction of offshore wind energy leases Tuesday brought bids totaling $425.6 million from three companies for the three sections of the Morro Bay Wind

UTICA, N.Y. -- The Workforce Development Board, Herkimer, Madison, Oneida Counties, Inc. has created a free website that gives students easy access to local businesses, offering internships and part-time jobs.

BECKLEY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The West Virginia Hive named top performing Hive clients and partners as part of its annual open house Friday morning at the Beckle

At the November 15 monthly meeting of the Tioga County Legislature, mortgage tax distribution rates were passed as follows: Barton (town) $53,517.54; Berkshire (town) $9,264.34; Candor (town) $37,670.96; Candor (village)

The Workforce Development Board of Ventura County is changing its approach to keep up with the current job market. The board, one of 49 local agencies that operate under a state umbrella organization, is getting more applicants—prospective employees and employers— to meet with staff who can walk them through the process of registering online

The Workforce Development Board of Ventura County is changing its approach to keep up with the current job market. The board, one of 49 local agencies that operate under a state umbrella organization, is getting more applicants—prospective employees and employers—to meet with staff who can walk them through the process of registering online at workforceventuracounty.org.

Commentary Nearly 75 percent of individuals incarcerated in state prisons do not have a high school diploma. Only about 15 percent ...

CEO Lisa Patt-McDaniel shares why you should tell your coworkers how much you make and why stepping down might be a better look than reaching back.