Rebranded CareerForce is all about finding the right job
18 Sep 2019
What is the best way for governments to support unemployed workers – and get them back to work?
From job-search and retraining assistance to unemployment insurance and other safety nets, state leaders seek a balance that offers tools and support needed to find the next job without letting people put off their job search indefinitely. Minnesota is retooling its workforce support system under the name CareerForce, which formally launched Tuesday, and hopes to bring a new emphasis to getting workers into the right job, not just the quickest, said Mike Lang, job service director for the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development.
More Topics
Great River Energy announces that the decommissioning and dismantling of the Energy Recovery Station power plant will begin this fall
The power plant that has stood south of downtown Elk River for nearly 70 years has been taken out of service and will be demolished.
“Great River...
Whether it's disconnecting from your phone after clocking out or taking off early to get to a recital, everybody has their own ways to maintain their work-life balance. But based on a recent study, that balance could be harder to achieve depending on the city you live.
Based on...
Minnesota: Thriving in the North
Aug 24 2019From startups to Fortune 500 companies, Minnesota is the place for businesses to grow and thrive. With a top notch education system, great quality of life and a history of technological growth and innovation, anything is possible in Minnesota.