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Floridians are talking to First Coast News about the struggle to get employed. They say businesses are hiring, but they're not getting a call back or interview.

Career Source holding educational and training fair CareerSource Capital Region: Up to $10k for career education, training for Big Bend area residents and last updated 2021-07-19 21:17:34-04 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Career Source is trying to get you your dream job, and they may even pay you up to 10-thousand dollars to do it. During this week's education fairs in Leon, Gadsden and Wakulla counties, potential job applicants can learn what jobs are available for training, and what kind of schooling is necessary. Debra Dixon of Career Sources says they're excited to bring careers to peop...

Gov. Ron DeSantis had somewhat of a homecoming Friday as he brought his family to St. Johns County to sign three new Florida bills into law, each designed to support to military members, their families and those who recently served who are trying to re-enter the civilian workforce.

Career Source Capital Region launches Summer Youth Program, more than 100 jobs available The deadline to apply is June 7 Anyone 16-24 years old can apply for the variety of jobs offered. and last updated 2021-05-26 17:54:48-04 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Looking for a summer job? Career Source Capital Region has more than 100 positions waiting for young people in the area. Applications for the Summer Youth Program are now open. Anyone 16-24 can apply for jobs in Leon, Gadsden, and Wakulla counties. Job pay is anything between minimum wage and $13/ hour. Those jobs include: HVAC Technician...

As the COVID-19 pandemic eased and vaccinations became widely available, Palm Beach County’s jobless rate for April held steady at 4.7 percent – below both the 5.7 percent national rate and Florida’s 5.1 percent rate for the eighth consecutive month, local and state officials said Friday. The county’s unemployment rate remained unchanged from March. April also marks the second time in a year that the county’s unemployment dropped below the year-ago rate, which was a record-high 14.7 percent in April 2020, based on the latest monthly reports released Friday by CareerSource Palm Beach...