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El Paso employers are expected to hand out raises in 2024, pushing incomes in the city to a historic high.

For 10 hours a day, El Pasoan Bernadina Chavez perfects the corners and edges of cargo pockets for hundreds of military uniforms that will be worn by U.S. Army soldiers.

Workforce Solutions Borderplex received $2.6 million in federal COVID-19 stimulus funding from the city of El Paso and El Paso County. The workforce agency will use the funds to address

The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has appointed Leila Melendez to the El Paso Branch board of directors. She will serve a three-year term. The El Paso Branch board provides

If you have ever thought about being a teacher in El Paso, now is probably the best time ever.

If you have ever thought about being a teacher in El Paso, now is probably the best time ever.

A new program in El Paso is looking to help address the teacher shortage across the Borderland by providing both job training and financial resources to complet

Child daycares across the state are having to adjust their budgets following the end of the federal 2021 American Rescue Plan Act and the Texas Childcare Relief

The Workforce Solutions Borderplex hosted an event on Wednesday aimed at educating and celebrating El Paso businesses that hire workers with disabilities.

Minnesota's Flagstone snack nuts manufacturer spending $28M, El Paso-owned Prod Design spending $6M for factory expansions, adding 140 jobs.