All articles tagged with #youth employment
Originally Published 21 days ago — by The Washington Post
Fall River, Massachusetts, is experiencing a manufacturing renaissance by emphasizing high-quality craftsmanship and technological innovation, aiming to attract a new generation of workers and revive its industrial heritage amid challenges from globalization and workforce recruitment.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Chicago
Chicago's new mayor, Brandon Johnson, signed his first batch of executive orders, with the majority of the measures establishing new leadership roles in city government. The orders include boosting youth employment, establishing new deputy mayor positions for immigrant, migrant and refugee rights, community safety, and labor relations. The deputy mayor for immigrant, migrant and refugee rights will coordinate and communicate the city's efforts to support immigrants, refugees and migrants. The deputy mayor for community safety will focus on eradicating the root causes of crime and violence, while the deputy mayor for labor relations will foster, promote, and develop the welfare of the wage earners, job seekers, and retirees of Chicago.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Chicago Tribune
Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson urged state lawmakers to deliver funds for schools, youth employment, and other initiatives that he said would uplift Chicago and Illinois during his first visit to Springfield since winning the election. Johnson's address to a joint session of the Illinois House and Senate served as an extension of his campaign themes of championing progressive values and a holistic approach to tackling crime. He also called for revising the state's formula for allocating funding for public school districts and boosting the Local Government Distributive Fund, which is the portion of the state income tax that goes to municipalities, as two initiatives he sees as long overdue.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KPRC Click2Houston
The City of Houston is looking to hire 20,000 young Houstonians for summer jobs to prepare them for the workforce. The initiative, called Hire Houston Youth, is open to youth between the ages of 16 and 24 and includes jobs in the private and nonprofit sectors. The Center for Pursuit, a nonprofit that provides care and employment training services for individuals with intellectual disabilities, is also highlighted in the article.