A report from Newsworks.org: A state job-training center in central Pennsylvania has a new course for manufacturing positions that may soon be implemented throughout the state. The program, designed to close the “skills gap,” will be short and affordable. It may also be a model to use throughout the state. The state job-training center, Pennsylvania [...]
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A report from San Jose Mercury News: BINGHAMTON, N.Y.—Rick Allen moved to upstate New York to escape the rat race and tension of Washington, D.C., but when he arrived in his hometown, the 49-year-old electronics technician couldn’t find a job. “I happened to walk into the workforce center and saw a sign on the wall [...]
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A report from Baltimore Sun: Dante Braxton, 24, runs a small gift shop at the National Center on Institutions and Alternatives in Woodlawn. Michael Calhoun, 28, landed a job there as an administrative assistant. Both men learned their job skills through courses the center tailors to meet the needs of developmentally disabled adults. On Monday, [...]
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A report from Kansas City Star: Updated: 2012-04-30T23:34:32Z JEFFERSON CITY – Missouri lawmakers have given final approval to a bill that could help military veterans receive on-the-job training for private-sector jobs. Senators who passed the bill Monday said it would tap into federal money to offset part of the job training costs. The bill previously [...]
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A report from Bellingham Herald: The “three R’s” of green living are not all treated equally. Reduce. That’s the idea of getting by with less. It’s a practice not always followed, but it’s a concept that’s easy to grasp. Recycle. That’s the popular one. We recycle trash. We love our recyclable bags. Recycling makes great [...]
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A report from Plain Dealer: Gus Chan, The Plain DealerArtWorks participant Mel Green rolls out clay for a project. CLEVELAND, Ohio — Teenage business partners sat around a long folding table in the Halle Building, rolling brightly colored polymer clay into beads and exchanging ideas about their project — an upcoming show to sell and [...]
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A report from Wausau Daily Herald: SCHOFIELD — Gov. Scott Walker says a three-year, $ 4 million pilot program he unveiled Wednesday could provide new training for laid-off or underemployed workers in the Wausau area. Walker, who announced the program at Norlen Inc., a metal fabrication and stamping business in Schofield, said the state has [...]
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A report from Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Published: Friday, March 2, 2012 at 8:08 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, March 2, 2012 at 8:08 a.m. Technical, engineering and health care expertise are among the few skills in huge demand even in today’s lackluster job market. They are also, unfortunately, some of the most expensive subjects to teach. As [...]
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