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The names of three people have been submitted to Gov. Josh Green to replace veteran state Rep. John Mizuno, including Mizuno’s wife and office manager, Joje “May” Mizuno.

The Utah Dept. of Workforce Services (DWS) is hosting a statewide virtual job fair on Thursday, Jan. 11.

Streets by people who recognize the street is narrow to make it all most untraversable. They would come up to sussex street and by the time they are diverted two blocks out of the way, they are not pleased with their situation and they are not driving safely and i have seen a lot of near misses on sussex street. Chenry street is a throughstreet. It has two dedicated lanes. It was always the emergency route so now if there are emergencies with the slow street, the emergency vehicles have to take ...

About five years ago, most of Minneapolis’ Subway, Little Caesars and McDonald’s franchise restaurants did not comply with city wage standards. Now workers at each of the locations that violated

Three hundred jobs for impacted workers are available through the DLIR Workforce Development Division and Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc. to assist with debris removal, damage cleanup and the delivery of humanitarian assistance.

Three hundred temporary jobs to help with debris removal, damage cleanup and humanitarian aid are available for residents impacted by the Maui wildfires, the st

Employers are hiring for thousands of job statewide, and the Utah Department of Workforce Services wants to connect Utahns looking for work to these open positions.

Thanks to a collaborative effort between West AlabamaWorks!, the Alabama Department of Commerce-Workforce Development Division (WDD), and Ingram State Technical College (ISTC) the women incarcerated at Alliceville Federal Prison have more hope for a productive life upon being released after a $6.5 million "Pathways to Hope" grant was awarded to the prison.

Gov. Josh Green has announced the awardees and finalists of the inaugural Workforce Development Hero Awards in recognition of “outstanding work in elevating the state’s workforce to its highest potential.”

These achievements are highlighted as part of Workforce Development Month in September, which was celebrated nationally, and which the governor proclaimed as such for the first time in Hawaiʻi.