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Customizing workforce training for a changing economy
“The economy doesn’t stand still. Neither should your business.”
Shapiro Administration launches Office of Outdoor Recreation
Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday launched Pennsylvania's Office of Outdoor Recreation.
Gettysburg tourism big business for local communities
Gettysburg tourism is big business for the local communities.
Small businesses seek to benefit from Shapiro Administration’s new prompt pay policy
A prompt pay policy requiring prime contractors to pay small diverse and veteran-owned business subcontractors faster has been implemented by the Shapiro Administration.
Lauded by Dems, lambasted by Republicans, IRA marks one-year anniversary
The Inflation Reduction Act's one-year anniversary has brought close examination on its effects in Pennsylvania.
7 workplace trends to help navigate a fluid workforce
Understanding the risk and scale of change in today’s unpredictable business environment is a critical challenge facing executives
Shapiro Administration investing millions in Pa. industry partnerships
Up to $4 million in Industry Partnership grant funding to strengthen workforce development projects has been announced by the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry.
Shapiro Administration helps train workforce to improve broadband infrastructure
Workforce programs designed to improve broadband infrastructure in Pennsylvania are receiving grant funding from the Shapiro Administration.
Partnership formed to address Harrisburg business disparities
The Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC and Impact Harrisburg are partnering to address business disparities in Harrisburg.
Lebanon County cleaning service to open new location
ECS (Environmental Cleaning Solutions) is opening a National Corporate Support Center office in Palmyra.
AMES to close Harrisburg plant, 57 workers losing jobs
After announcing in early May that it was closing its facilities in Harrisburg and Cumberland County later this year, The AMES Cos. has given the state notice that 57 workers will lose their jobs starting in late October.
AFSCME’s tour visits Harrisburg to promote public service jobs
AFSCME addressed the need to fill open public service positions throughout Pennsylvania Tuesday in Harrisburg.
