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Pa. unemployment rate remains lower than national average
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate was once again below the national average.
Pa. leads multi-state coalition opposing federal workforce restrictions
L&I Secretary Nancy Walker said the federal proposal would worsen workforce shortages in industries that Pennsylvania families and employers rely on.
Lebanon Valley Chamber hosts workforce workshop to address hiring challenges
The Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce will host state agencies for a workforce initiatives workshop.
Pa. unemployment drops, national rate rises
As the national unemployment rate rises, Pennsylvania’s rate fell.
Central Pa. receiving workforce funding
Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry Secretary Nancy Walker announced.an investment from the Shapiro Administration to build a stronger workforce.
Pa. unemployment rate decreases, nonfarm jobs reach record high
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate decreased one-tenth of a percentage point to 4.3% and nonfarm jobs set a record high, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry reported.
Shapiro Admin launches first state registered Multimedia Producer Apprenticeship
The Shapiro Administration is expanding apprenticeship opportunities for young adults in the creative industries sector.
Shapiro Admin invests over $4M to expand career pathways
L&I Secretary Nancy Walker announced the Shapiro Administration’s investment in grant awards to prepare high school students for a career and path to employment.
Pa. unemployment rate remains below U.S. average
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate of 4.2% in December was unchanged and remains below the U.S. average.
Pa. unemployment rate remains below national average
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate remained at or below the national average for the 30th straight month.
Pa. unemployment remains below national average
Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate was 4.1% in September, below the national average.
Pa. unemployment remains 4%; U.S. rate rises
While the U.S. unemployment rate rose in August to 4.3%, Pennsylvania’s rate remains at or below the national average.
