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New, Modernized Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation System To Launch In June

The new, modern system replaces an obsolete 40-year-old mainframe legacy system.

Partnership With Florida Memorial University And CareerSource South Florida Culminates With Launch Of Geographic Solutions’ Virtual Career Center

VCC will help FMU students explore in-demand occupations that align with the interests and skills they develop at the University.

Regional Analysts At North Carolina Division Of Workforce Solutions Recognized For Their Veterans Portal Innovations

North Carolina is home to nearly 800,000 veterans and several of the nation's most important defense installations.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Recognizes The Accomplishments Of CareerSource Florida Network

Local workforce boards provided uninterrupted assistance to Floridians during 2020, and a number of programs were either initiated or augmented.

Tennessee Governor Highlights Jobs4TN In New Reemployment Campaign

A new campaign called "Let's Get to Work Tennessee" is helping Tennesseans find and obtain meaningful employment.

Governor Ron DeSantis Announces $5 Million In Dislocated Worker Grant Available For Floridians Impacted By Hurricane Sally

The grant is administered by the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity and primarily provides disaster relief employment in the form of temporary jobs to Floridians who were impacted by Hurricane Sally.

Texas Offers Paid Job Training

The Texas Workforce Commission invests in helping job seekers upskill and boost job search efforts.

New IowaWORKS Mobile App Helps Job Seekers Connect With Workforce Services

Iowa Workforce Development announced the launch of the new IowaWORKS mobile application.

CareerSource Suncoast Provides Interview Tips In Today's Workspace

Watch a video with interviewing tips from CareerSource Suncoast.

Arizona PUA Portal Helps State Pay Half a Billion Dollars in Jobless Benefits, Shrinks Backlog

The $519 million in total benefits paid to 468,000 people easily eclipsed the prior week's $160 million in payments as the DES compensates the crush of applicants who have lost jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic.