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State receives $13.2M to aid worker training, job hunting
Two federal grants worth $13.2 million will be used by state labor officials to help workers train for and secure new jobs following layoffs and even reimburse employers for training workers in key industries.
Nuclear waste made workers sick. Despite a law meant to help, DOE keeps fighting their claims
Lonnie Rouse shuffled into a wood-paneled conference room at the Washington state Capitol in March 2018. It had been nearly a decade since medical experts diagnosed him with a neurological disease they attributed to his exposure to chemicals at work. In the time since, he had acquired a stutter, begun limping and lost several teeth biting into a banana.
Amazon announces hundreds of seasonal jobs in the Tri-Cities
Looking for a job, potentially something part time to help pay for your holiday celebrations? Amazon has opportunities.
Study: Workers who fear AI replacement negatively impact workplaces
If you’ve been sharing big plans to adopt artificial intelligence and related tools at your business with your employees, you could be making them less productive.
