State workers will receive a minimum wage of $15 per hour by Jan. 31, after Gov. Tom Wolf amended his executive order that initially raised the rate by 2024.  

Thermal solutions company Mobile Climate Control (MCC) is consolidating its U.S. operations to a new headquarters in West Manchester Township, York County.  Gov. Tom Wolf announced on Friday that the manufacturer is set to create 117 new, full-time jobs over the next three years as it moves all of its operations to a new 220,000-square-foot ...

As the truck driver shortage makes startling headlines, niche drivers requiring additional training and license endorsements could follow suit. 

The American Trucking Association is warning that today’s 80,000 truck driver shortage could double to more than 160,000 in less than a decade. 

The latest data report from the York County Economic Alliance reveals a “mix of good news, silver linings and remaining obstacles,” said its CEO and president, Kevin Schreiber. 

The Wolf administration announced on Friday that the state has awarded $4.8 million in grant funding to 26 recipients across the state, including four in the midstate, through its PAsmart initiative. 

Central Penn College will be using newly awarded grant money to help build an operating room lab for its new surgical technician diploma and degree programs. 

Penn State Health Life Lion’s first group of emergency medical technicians (EMTs) is set to graduate from the emergency medical services (EMS) company’s new four-month training program this month—a first for the company as it works to tackle staffing shortages. 

Herhey-based Jacobson Warehouse Company plans to lay off 77 of its 228 employees early next year. 

An inaugural class of 27 Giant employees graduated from a customized, nine-month management program created through a partnership by The Giant Company and Central Penn College. 

Pennsylvania organizations offering independent living services to people with disabilities are not receiving enough Medicaid reimbursements from the state to keep their employees, say advocates for the state’s Centers for Independent Living, known as CILs. 

Georgia-based recycled paper and packaging company Pratt Industries has opened a new $150 million advanced manufacturing box plant in Carlisle, Cumberland County. 

FLSmidth, a Denmark-based engineering, equipment and service solutions company, plans to close its Manheim-based machining parts manufacturing plant, said to be the company’s last unionized plant in the country. 

More than 70 Geisinger Health System employees filed a class-action suit against Danville-based Geisinger Medical Center and its affiliated hospitals and clinics, claiming its COVID-19 testing requirements for employees exempt from getting the vaccine force them to choose between their religion and their jobs. 

FedEx Ground opened a 981,000-square-foot automated station in Penn Township, Cumberland County, with 190 employees and plans to hire an additional 125 for the holiday season.