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Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development

@MassLWD
Connecting jobseekers with opportunities in Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
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    Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development
    @MassLWD
    21h
    🎒 Back to school means a change in work schedules, too! Work-hour limits vary by age and whether school is in session, so make sure you know the rules before scheduling that next shift.
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    Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development
    @MassLWD
    Aug 21
    The unemployment rate held steady at 4.4%, while the labor force participation rate remained at 65.3% in July. Since September, Massachusetts has added 17,800 payroll jobs, including 15,900 in the private sector.
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    Massachusetts’ Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 4.4%; Labor Force Participation Remains Steady in July
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    Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development
    @MassLWD
    Aug 20
    YouthWorks connects young people with meaningful employment while helping employers meet workforce needs. At Fernandes Farm in Berkley, young adults are gaining hands-on experience while helping the farm expand its operations.
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    Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development
    @MassLWD
    Aug 18
    Through the Workforce Training Fund Program, Shepley Wood Products/QXO in Hyannis is investing in employee training and building the skilled workforce it needs to grow in Massachusetts.
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    Executive Office of Labor & Workforce Development
    @MassLWD
    Aug 11
    The Career Technical Initiative (CTI) is building a stronger, more inclusive workforce by connecting untapped talent with job training, industry-recognized credentials, and meaningful employment opportunities.
    Healey-Driscoll Administration Awards $15.5 Million to Train Over 1,600 Jobseekers for In-Demand Careers
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