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Floyd County has achieved Skilled Iowa Community Status by meeting the metrics for both business commitments and work force certifications.

RoyOMartin is getting on board with an articulation agreement between two Central Louisiana colleges that will lead to more certified workers in manufacturing.

UNION COUNTY — Some qualified Union County residents can help the county achieve an important economic development goal by taking and passing a test that that will also help them improve their chances of getting a job while earning $20 in the process.

This video shows how the Columbia Work Ready Community team is providing the connection between job seekers and employers with the ACT NCRC

The U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration (ETA) commissioned this asset mapping “roadmap” to provide guidance to regions seeking to strengthen their competitive position in the global economy. Asset mapping is an important ï¬ rst step in understanding the resources that a community can leverage to support integrated workforce and economic development initiatives.

The WorkLink Workforce Development Board is accepting applications for the Incumbent Worker Training (IWT) program. IWT grants – available for businesses in Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties – allow employers that have at least one employee to upgrade their skills......

On Thursday, The N.C. Chamber Foundation recognized Gaston as an NCWorks Certified Work Ready Community. The distinction means the county is making strides to improve economic growth by preparing students with the skills necessary to succeed in todays workplace.

EleVAte Virginia: Skills for Jobs and Business Growth. eleVAte Virginia is the new brand for Virginias Workforce System. · It is intended to be an eco-system; a network of business, education and workforce development partners committed to elevating Virginias economic vitality by connecting Virginians to the skills and credentials that lead to

A program being offered by White Mountains Community College and WorkReadyNH is designed to help participants identify and improve their workplace skills, increase marketability and obtain documented evidence of their abilities.

All 11th grade students in the spring of 2015 took ACT WorkKeys, which consisted of three parts: Applied Mathematics, Locating Information and Reading for Information. Each test was 45 minutes long. There were 350 Colleton County High School students with valid scores on all three tests, 87.1 percent of the students earned a National Career Read