Labor analysts predict an 11% increase in jobs for community health workers by 2034 to meet demand, and North Dakota is trying to garner interest by rolling out a new certification for the occupation.

Labor analysts predict an 11% increase in jobs for community health workers by 2034 to meet demand and North Dakota is trying to garner interest by rolling out a new certification for the occupation.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - Job Service North Dakota is feeling the effects of the government shutdown. According to Job Service ...

Job Service North Dakota hosted its fall job fair, offering positions ranging from seasonal to full-time work. More than 300 ...

GRAND FORKS – The job market around the city has slowly shrunk since last year, according to Job Service data, but many residents are still using local job fairs to try and find employment that fits ...

Oil producer Chevron is laying off more than 100 workers in North Dakota after acquiring Hess Corp., a greater impact than ...

North Dakota’s manufacturing community took time Thursday to celebrate the people who keep the state’s economy running from ...

“I would say it’s slowing a little bit, but not like we’re seeing in other parts of the country,” said Dustin Hillebrand, workforce center manager at Job Service ND. Michele Behm, left, visits with ...

Across North Dakota and elsewhere, there are kids fishing, take-a-kid-hunting and volunteer organizations to help keep the ...

Whistleblowers within the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action — the overarching department which includes Agriculture Victoria — have told The Weekly Times that job cuts will undercut ...

Healthy Families Winona has been awarded fidelity certification for providing high-quality home visiting services to pregnant ...

Phil Davis, Workforce Services director for North Dakota Job Service, said as of Friday, 10 federal employees had filed for ...