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The San Bernardino Community College District has received several grants to train people for careers in industrial automation and technical maintenance and logistics, according to a district official. Read Full Artice...
Some Inland Empire officials believe explosions, fire and mayhem can go a long way to giving a boost to the local economy. At least, when it comes to attracting movie and television productions. Read Full Artice...
San Bernardino County's Workforce Investment Board will hold a workshop to update business owners on labor laws Wednesday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Chino Hills City Hall's Library Community Room, 14000 City Center Drive. Read Full Artice...
If you take a glance at the employment advertisements, you'll notice a growing list of local and national companies seeking employees with a college degree or extensive training in alternative energy or sustainability practices. Read Full Artice...
Inland Southern California will get its clearest look at how much damage the recession has done to the job market when the state updates its data on March 5. Read Full Artice...
Estrada Strategies, a privately held business management training firm, has opened a new office Pasadena and appointed former real estate executive Eduardo Santana to the position of CEO Coach, according to the company's president and chief executive. Read Full Artice...
The San Bernardino Community College District has received a grant to train 20 people for careers in Industrial Automation and Technical Maintenance.
An open house will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Feb. 24. The 180-hour course starts in March. Read Full Artice...
There won't be many huge changes to the employment law landscape in 2010, but several court interpretations and laws that have come down in the past 12 months could change the way human resources professionals make decisions. Read Full Artice...
Inland Empire Center for Entrepreneurship (IECE) at California State University San Bernardino received a 2010 Entrepreneurship Education National Award recently at the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (USASBE) conference. Read Full Artice...
In recent years, the logistics industry in the Inland region has become more focused on adopting new technologies to help streamline and improve performance. Read Full Artice...
Almost 90 percent of low-wage workers in Los Angeles County are regularly cheated by employers who ignore minimum wage requirements and don't pay them overtime, among other violations, a recent study found. Read Full Artice...
Information on how manufacturers can increase their business by finding international customers will be the theme of the Economic Development Corp. of Southwest California's quarterly luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Jan. 28. Read Full Artice...
Students at the University of California Riverside will pay at least $1,200 more for a graduate degree in business over the next year as a result of fee increases approved by the UC Board of Regents last month. Read Full Artice...
President Barack Obama signed the Omnibus Spending Bill in Dec, 16 and authorized $250,000 in federal funds to help at-risk youth served by Olive Crest in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Read Full Artice...
A $7 million federal contract awarded to San Bernardino County will allow employers to pay just 20 percent of wage and benefit costs to employees who also are participants in the CalWorks program, according to Rancho Cucamonga-based Landmark Staffing. Read Full Artice...
Unemployment declined a half-point in Inland Southern California in November, and the region saw some long-awaited job growth for the second month in a row, the state reported Friday.
The jobless rate of 14. Read Full Artice...
A little more than a year ago, Kia Motors opened its parts distribution center in Riverside, and company officials said the location meshed well with its Irvine corporate office.
It is a pattern often noticed in Inland Southern California. Read Full Artice...
