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Pennsylvania Renews Economic Development Strategy - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Renews Economic Development Strategy

Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro outlines how the state’s first economic development strategy in over two decades will spur growth and interest.

Shapiro, Walker celebrate National Apprenticeship Week in Scranton - Vimarsana News

Shapiro, Walker celebrate National Apprenticeship Week in Scranton

SCRANTON — Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday said as he and Labor & Industry Secretary Nancy Walker traveled across the state this week to commemorate National…

Pa. starts National Apprenticeship Week at 2023 ApprenticeshipPA Expo - Vimarsana News

Pa. starts National Apprenticeship Week at 2023 ApprenticeshipPA Expo

HERSHEY – On Monday, Governor Josh Shapiro kicked off National Apprenticeship Week by joining the Pennsylvania Workforce Development Association, in partnership with the PA Association of Career and Technical Administrators,

State officials visit Keystone Job Corps Center to highlight career training in Luzerne County - Vimarsana News

State officials visit Keystone Job Corps Center to highlight career training in Luzerne County

DRUMS, Pa. – On Monday, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry visited Keystone Job Corps Center in Luzerne County, one of 120 Job Corps campuses across the nation providing

Commonwealth invests nearly $10 million in services for students with disabilities - Vimarsana News

Commonwealth invests nearly $10 million in services for students with disabilities

HARRISBURG – The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry’s (L&I) Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) recently announced a $9.9 million federal grant the Shapiro Administration will invest in improvements to