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If you’re looking for a way to spend Valentine’s Day weekend, there are plenty of community events happening that are a fun way to plan a date, a family-friendly outing, or a gathering of friends. Check out the listing below for more details on what’s happening. Local Events The Chocolate Fantasia and Art-ism Gallery Stroll will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Copperas Cove Civic Center, 1206 W. Avenue B. Visitors can view artwork made by Copperas Cove ISD’s special-educatio...

Equifax Releases Fourth Quarter 2020 Results News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, Feb. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Equifax Inc. (NYSE: EFX) today announced financial results for the quarter and full year ended December 31, 2020. "Equifax delivered its fourth consecutive quarter of strong double-digit growth and margin expansion, concluding a record year in which we delivered over $4 billion in revenue for the first time. Workforce Solutions and U.S. Information Service...

Grayson College gets certified nurse aide test center Grayson College Grayson College’s Center for Workplace Learning is now an in-facility test center for the Nurse Aide Competency Exam administered by Prometric. In-facility test center approval from Prometric means that Grayson College’s Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) students can receive training and test for certification in the same location on Grayon’s main campus in Denison. “Grayson College has again met a need in service to its stu...

Join us Tuesday, February 23, at 1:00 p.m. to hear about the impact of new paid leave rules.

LAS CRUCES - Legislation requiring paid sick leave to be offered to all workers in New Mexico cleared its first committee Thursday, Feb. 4, after the sponsors of two different bills on the subject agreed to combine their efforts. House Bill 37, sponsored primarily by Angelica Rubio, D-Las Cruces, and House Bill 20, sponsored primarily by Christine Chandler, D-Rio Rancho, were combined into a committee substitute for HB 20. That bill passed the House Labor, Veterans and Military Affairs Committe...

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal A final notice of overpayment sent to an Albuquerque man on Jan. 4. According to New Mexico Workforce Solutions, 24,872 letters informing claimants that they had been overpaid went out from mid-March through the end of 2020. For some New Mexicans, unemployment benefits designed to be a life raft can end up feeling more like a millstone if the state Department of Workforce Solutions determines they’ve been overpaid. And Workforce Solutions has done just th...

meunierd/Shutterstock A bill that would, if it becomes law, provide earned sick leave for employees in the state passed along party lines in the House Labor, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee on Thursday. The bill passed 5 to 3 with one Democrat absent during the vote. The committee substitute for HB 20, known as the Healthy Workplace Act, was not available online as of Thursday night. Last week, two paid sick leave bills, HB 20 and HB 37 were both heard together in the same committee. At...

Credit KUNM LAS CRUCES - Legislation requiring paid sick leave to be offered to all workers in New Mexico cleared its first committee Thursday, Feb. 4, after the sponsors of two different bills on the subject agreed to combine their efforts. House Bill 37, sponsored primarily by Angelica Rubio, D-Las Cruces, and House Bill 20, sponsored primarily by Christine Chandler, D-Rio Rancho, were combined into a committee substitute for HB 20. That bill passed the House Labor, Veterans and Military Aff...

ColoradoBiz Magazine Meet the people who are leading the way for Colorado tech February 3, 2021 The Colorado Technology Association has named Helen Young Hayes its APEX Awards Talent Champion of the Year. Hayes, who founded Activate Workforce Solutions to create onramps to economic success, was recognized for supporting Colorado’s technology workforce. In 2020, Helen launched ActivateIT Powered by Per Scholas, a tuition-free technology training and professional development program to cre...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Despite the pandemic, an agency that helps people near the Gandhi District better their lives hasnt slowed down. Melina Hernandez knows the impact the agency, The Alliance can make. "Its very special because it opened so many doors for me because for a while I didnt believe in myself, and this place taught me to believe in myself again," Hernandez recalled. Two years ago, the teen mom turned to The Alliance for a CNA program. A decision that changed her life. "Thats wha...