By Carrie Leishman When one thinks of apprenticeship, images of craftsman huddled over a tool bench during the 17th century come to mind, or more currently of blue-collar laborers in the traditional “trades” earning non-professional wages. ...
The Delaware Department of Labor has launched a pilot program to offer career and other labor assistance at libraries in all three counties. The Delaware Division of Libraries and Delaware Department of Labor (DOL) rolled ...
New applicants are now being accepted to APEX (Advancement through Pardons and Expungements), a state program housed in the Delaware Department of Labor that helps job seekers overcome their criminal histories. About 60 new clients ...
The Delaware Department of Labor has awarded another grant to Drone Workforce Solutions (DWS) – a workforce training and job placement firm focused on drone technology. The Department of Labor’s Division of Employment and Training and ...
(AP) — A faith-based Delaware nonprofit says it wants to settle a lawsuit over illegal wage deductions, but the state’s Department of Labor says it’s moving forward with litigation after a settlement offer was rejected. ...
(AP) — Delaware’s unemployment rate dropped below 4 percent last month for the first time in a decade. The Delaware Department of Labor released data on Friday that shows the state’s unemployment rate fell to ...
By Joyce L. Carroll Special to Delaware Business Times Leon Tucker launched his public relations firm in April after a 20-year journey from working in newspapers to serving the community. Tucker started out as a ...
(AP) — The Delaware Department of Labor is investigating a construction training program after participants said it exploited them. The News Journal of Wilmington reports that the Interfaith Community Housing of Delaware’s HomeWorks program is ...
The Delaware Department of Labor in March reported a drop in the state unemployment rate from 4.4 percent to 4.3. The rate held at 4.5 percent from November 2017 to January 2018, before ticking down ...
Attorneys general in over a dozen states oppose a federal Department of Labor proposal to let employers control the tips of some hourly employees. The attorneys general filed comments in opposition with federal officials on ...
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