Op-Ed: What I’ve learned about a workforce too often overlooked
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), a reminder for Alabama business leaders that talent is often hiding in plain sight.
Reid State launches its project with the U.S. Navy’s Submarine Industrial Base
The initiative includes a new shipfitting and pipefitting program, alongside an expansion of the pipe and structural welding and industrial electronics programs.
KultureCity plans for National Accessibility Park
The park in Birmingham will highlight education, employment, accessibility and culture in one location.
Castile retiring from AIDT
Ed Castile, director of Alabama Industrial Development Training for 33 years, is retiring today.
Op-ed: The return on investing in career tech
When education and industry work together, students are better prepared for entering the workforce
Historic Alabama: Young Workers
Photographer Lewis Wickes Hine documented young workers at the Alabama Canning Company in 1911.
Hands-on training is a valuable key to success for certain Alabama industries
Students receive forestry, marine tech and culinary skills at three of Alabama's community colleges.
Historic Alabama: Documenting Workers
A photo of working conditions at Barker Cotton Mills in Mobile in 1914.
Horizon Point Consulting named Automotive Service Provider of the Year
The employment firm was honored by the Alabama Automotive Manufacturers Association.
Guest Column: Collaboration that empowers job creators
The new Department of Workforce is raising awareness about resources and apprenticeships available to Alabamians.