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Unemployed senior citizens encouraged to apply for paid work-based training - Vimarsana News

Unemployed senior citizens encouraged to apply for paid work-based training

The Guam Department of Labor is actively recruiting unemployed senior citizens looking for part-time work to participate in the Senior Community Service Employment Program, according to a release from the

Students find success in Job Corps program - Vimarsana News

Students find success in Job Corps program

A John F. Kennedy High School graduate is finding success through the Hawaii Job Corps program based in Maui, according to a news release issued by the Guam Department of

Bus driver boot camp offers paid training, certification - Vimarsana News

Bus driver boot camp offers paid training, certification

More job training and employment opportunities are available for residents as recruitment continues for the third installment of the Bus Driver Boot Camp, according to a news release.

Guam DOL approved $850,000 in PUA waiver requests, waiver application deadline is Aug.1 - Vimarsana News

Guam DOL approved $850,000 in PUA waiver requests, waiver application deadline is Aug.1

Over $850,000 in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance waiver requests were approved in July by the Guam Department of Labor, according to a release by the department.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services clarifies application for H2-B visa construction workers - Vimarsana News

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services clarifies application for H2-B visa construction workers

The Guam Department of Labor will be able to write letters supporting civilian construction contractors’ applications for H-2B visa workers in response to the military buildup, according to U.S. Citizenship