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Education & Training

Teacher salary

Tri-City teacher salaries closing in on state average

October 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
New state standardized salary schedule responsible for pay discrepanciesKennewick teachers walked out of their classrooms, delaying the start of school by four days this year amid salary concerns.The move resulted in an 8 percent raise for educators in the Tri-Cities’ biggest school district, putting their salaries more in line with...
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Jones chart

More education needed to foster a Tri-City knowledge economy

October 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By D. Patrick JonesTo what degree will the Tri-Cities participate in the knowledge economy well underway this century? First, a quick definition: a knowledge economy is one where a large number of jobs exploit brainpower. We need to look no further than King County to see what this kind of economy looks like. In the economists’ taxonomy of jobs, where there’s...
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John heaton

Sexual harassment prevention training continues in wake of #MeToo movement

September 13, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Nearly a year into the #MeToo movement, the awareness of sexual harassment in the workplace has prompted many large and small business owners to take a closer look at their own policies and procedures. John Heaton, president of Pay Plus BenefitsJohn Heaton, president of Pay Plus Benefits in Kennewick, believes...
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Sept small biz center

Small Business Development Center returning to Kennewick

September 13, 2018
Laura Kostad
New businesses are opening up left and right in Tri-Cities, while existing ones continue to grow and expand, with new development opportunities like the Vista Field overhaul and other, smaller scale projects on the horizon.But there’s a lot of nuance inherent in starting a new business or expanding an existing...
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Sept communities schools stuff

Dropout prevention program expands reach in Tri-City area schools

September 13, 2018
Arielle Dreher
What causes a kid or teen to drop out of school? The answer to that question can be vast — and attributed to myriad factors, from housing to economic status to food and transportation.nEnter Paulina Valdez, who works for Communities in Schools, or CIS, and has a portable...
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Sept vit plant cbc training

Columbia Basin College offers space to train vit plant lab workers

September 13, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
The U.S. Department of Energy and Bechtel National Inc. are collaborating with Columbia Basin College in Pasco to help prepare chemists for their work at the Hanford Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant’s analytical laboratory.The 3,300-square-foot laboratory at CBC will be used to prepare the analytical laboratory’s future staff for work...
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Sept hammer students

Richland-based HAMMER facility provides training for thousands annually

September 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Lori AraujoThe Department of Energy’s Volpentest HAMMER Federal Training Center is a critical resource for worker health and safety at the Hanford site.The facility north of Richland features an 88-acre campus comprised of numerous classrooms, specialty training areas and props that create a variety of hazardous material and emergency...
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Sept connect dejesus

Speakers, job fair, science demos aim to connect Tri-City work force

September 13, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
An event featuring national speakers and activities designed to bring together job seekers, policy makers, educators, labor unions, tribes, veterans and a variety of industries is from Oct. 1-3 at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick.Called Connect Tri-Cities, the event is part job fair, scholarship challenge and conference that...
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Sept forsyth interns

Washington wine education thrives alongside industry

September 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By David ForsythOne sign that an industry is maturing and becoming an important part of the regional economy is the development of an educational infrastructure that trains its existing and future workers. David ForsythAdditional support comes in the form of research from some of these same facilities. Such is the...
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Sept synergy

MSA women’s group provides networking, community service opportunities

September 14, 2017
Guest Contributor
By Stacey DennyAnel Suarez credits a group of female colleagues for encouraging her to apply for a new position at Mission Support Alliance.Suarez said members of MSA’s Synergy Network bolstered her confidence to seek the promotion.“All of the women in the group were very supportive and encouraging. I’m not sure...
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