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Southern Indiana Works to launch Youth SummerWorks program - Vimarsana News

Southern Indiana Works to launch Youth SummerWorks program

NEW ALBANY – Southern Indiana Works (SIW), the Local Workforce Development Board, is returning with their second year of the SIW SummerWorks program in Southern Indiana.

Workforce to Host Workshop on Employee Recruitment and Retention - Vancouver Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Workforce to Host Workshop on Employee Recruitment and Retention - Vancouver Business Journal

As companies continue struggling to fill open jobs and retain valued employees, Workforce Southwest Washington (WSW), the nonprofit local workforce

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SLC legislators approve shifting funds to adult workforce training program - Vimarsana News

SLC legislators approve shifting funds to adult workforce training program

CANTON -- St. Lawrence County officials are taking steps to better assist adult and dislocated workers by shifting funding from the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act program to areas of need. …

FloridaCommerce Announces More Than $7 Million in Available Funding to Equip Local Organizations with Resources to Boost Self-Sufficiency - Vimarsana News

FloridaCommerce Announces More Than $7 Million in Available Funding to Equip Local Organizations with Resources to Boost Self-Sufficiency

Today, FloridaCommerce announced more than $7 million in available funding

Yuma County nets $25K for animal spay and neuter surgeries - Vimarsana News

Yuma County nets $25K for animal spay and neuter surgeries

Yuma County received $25,000 for animal spay and neuter efforts, with $15,000 aimed at free-roaming cats and $10,000 for domestic animals.