job training

State and local officials continue to advocate for local hiring as the I-81 Viaduct Project continues.

Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh is proposing to use $800,000 in American Rescue Plan funding to go towards construction and technology job training and placement for communities of color, women and veterans.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo reiterated his positions on some major issues facing central New York while giving a speech in Syracuse on Thursday. Cuomo gave a…

Changes in the field of developmental disabilities are coming fast and furious, and they are affecting some mainstay programs offered by local…

Manufacturing is far from dead in central New York. But it can sometimes be a challenge for manufacturing companies to find qualified workers. A new…

Sen. Charles Schumer is pushing for federal grants to create a new training program to ease the shortage of high-skilled jobs in central New York.If the…

Upstate New York cities take in around 90 percent of all current refugee resettlements in the state. All this week, The Innovation Trail is taking a look…

Sen. Charles Schumer is trying to get the federal labor department to steer $23 million to New York's community colleges so they can set up a health care…

A new job training program is hoping to boost minority employment in construction and trades in the Syracuse area.The city of Syracuse is putting its…