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Hana Career Pathways provides subsidies of up to $2,000 for tuition and fees.

Hawaii has lifted the waiver on work research requirements in order to receive unemployment benefits, we compiled guidance on how to comply.

Celebrate Wisconsin's dairy future this June Randy Romanski In Wisconsin, June Dairy Month is certainly something to celebrate. Wisconsin’s economic future and the long-term vitality of the state’s dairy industry are intricately linked. Governor Tony Evers has made continued investment in our dairy industry a priority through his biennial budget proposals and a call for a legislative Special Session in 2020 to support dairy processing and increase dairy exports. He has also encouraged the preservation of our rural communities through efforts like the Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prospe...

BOISE – Gov. Brad Little announced today Idaho will end its participation in three federal pandemic unemployment compensation programs to help employers get workers back on the job. “Employers are telling me one of the big reasons they cannot recruit and retain some workers is because those employees are receiving more on unemployment than they would while working. We see ‘Help Wanted’ signs everywhere. Idaho has the strongest economy in the nation, and we are a top 10 state for best employment, but there is more we can do. It’s time to get back to work,” Little ...

Little Puts Idaho Back to Work KEVIN MILLER/KIDO TALK RADIO It's as if the governor was listening to our morning show for the last few days. Remember, we started advocated for Idaho ditching the federal unemployment benefits last week, and today the governor followed our requests.  You can read our post from earlier today here. Governor Little announced today Idaho would end its participation in three federal pandemic unemployment compensation programs to help employers get workers back on the job from a release from Governor Little's office.  Governor Little's Statement “Employers are te...