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The North State Building Industry Foundation along with the Health and Education Council partnered to make the two-week training event happen.

(Press Release) — The Saipan Chamber of Commerce held its monthly general membership meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 3, at the Kensington Hotel, Queens Hall.

The Mackinac Policy Conference is in full swing, bringing some of the biggest names in politics, media and more together on Mackinac Island.

Some of the biggest names in politics are back on Mackinac Island for the 2022 Mackinac Policy Conference.

Help protect Polk State’s Lake Wales Campus, workforce training opportunities in southeast Polk by Dr. Angela Garcia Falconetti, President, Polk State College The 2019 Legislative Session concluded May 4 with the budget now awaiting Governor Ron DeSantis’ approval. For the second time in three years, $2.5 million of Polk State…

Oakridge Neighborhood has received a $150,000 grant from Principal Foundation. The grant will support adult workforce readiness provided by Oakridge Neighborhoo

Oakridge Neighborhood has received a $150,000 grant from Principal Foundation. The grant will support adult workforce readiness provided by Oakridge Neighborhoo

Andy Owens, a member of the Southwest Oregon Workforce Investment Board, explains how trucking can gain strong support at the local level.

A collaborative effort between Southside Virginia Community College and the Solar Hands-on Instructional Network of Excellence (SHINE) is working to develop a new short-term training program with the potential to

May 19—BOWLING GREEN — The coronavirus pandemic disrupted northwest Ohio's economy and workforce, but a group of college researchers and economic development officials intend to search for the best ways to reintegrate the workforce and help the economy recover. The idea here isn't to reinvent the wheel, rather it's to find the best practices and optimize them. It is an ambitious undertaking, ...