Page 57 - Workforce Development Board News Today

“Sometimes an individual’s success is a group effort,” said Jailer Anthony McCollum.

Baltimore, MD (PRWEB) September 30, 2021 -- Expert advisory firm Newport, LLC continues to expand, announcing today the admission of Col. (Ret.) Ed Rothstein,

Sloan, Felderman and Goswami appointed Sept. 7

Bassett Healthcare Network’s chief of women’s health will establish urogynecology fellowship programs in Armenia

Looking at the entrances to many businesses throughout Hardin County, it is easy to see that employers are having difficulty filling vacant positions.

Looking at the entrances to many businesses throughout Hardin County, it is easy to see that employers are having difficulty filling vacant positions.

Need A Job? WorkSource Yakima Has The Hook Up If You Want To Work There must be a better word for it.  Maybe you lost your job, maybe COVID got you laid off, maybe its your first job, or maybe you just need a better job, but either way, a job search is a serious business. JOB FAIR The word I question is "Fair".  While I dont currently have a better term,  I have always felt that the phrase "job fair" was a little too casual for how important a job is to those who want to work.  (wheres the ...

Jul 27, 2021 16 hrs ago Meggie Forman-Knight, Executive Director at the Claremore Industrial & Economic Development Authority, talks about CIEDAs upcoming Reboot Rebuild event. 1. Can you describe what the event will entail? Reboot Rebuild is a workplace readiness expo, designed to provide a large variety of life resources, information and assistance. Participants are given an opportunity to visit with vendors to learn more about Rogers County resources to aid in overcoming barriers...

Santa Barbara County receives grant funding for incarcerated individuals KSBY and last updated 2021-07-15 16:18:11-04 The U.S. Department of Labor has announced that Santa Barbara County will receive $2,499,999 in grant funds. The funds are part of a nationwide Pathway Home program meant to bridge the gap between incarceration and community involvement for individuals in the justice system. The county says the funds will work with the countys Workforce Development Board, Sheriffs Office, Allan...

Traci Blido, the current Director of Economic Development for Bedford County, has been selected to lead the region’s workforce development efforts. The Central Virginia Workforce Development Board voted last week to name Blido as its next Workforce Development Director, following a nationwide search that attracted more than 50 highly qualified applicants. Blido has spent the last 10 years as Bedford County’s Economic Development Director and has served on the Central Virginia Workforc...