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Labor & Employment

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Tri-City retailers are hiring even as holiday shopping heads online

November 12, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Tri-City retailers are staffing up for the holiday shopping season even as customers head online because of the pandemic.U.S. shoppers will spend more than $189 billion online during the holiday season, a 33% increase that represents two years’ worth of typical growth, according to the Adobe Analytics Holiday Forecast 2020.The...
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Jeremyfield

Small manufacturing firms, jobs continue to drive state’s economy

November 12, 2020
Guest Contributor
Local manufacturing businesses and jobs have experienced a resurgence in recent years that needs to continue for our state’s livelihood and connection to the global economy.Before the pandemic, the manufacturing sector employed 11.6 million workers in the United States. During the past three years, about 500,000 manufacturing jobs were added...
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Beauruff

To keep key executives, it pays to pay

November 12, 2020
Guest Contributor
One goal for employers is to hire and then incentivize the brightest talent available to remain with the employer and grow the business over time. So, what are the components of a compelling compensation package that keeps the prized executive employee with the company?The most recognizable component of the executive’s...
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Russellshjvervennew

Expanding preschool enrollment is critical and Head Start can help

November 12, 2020
Guest Contributor
The Covid-19 pandemic has shed light on the many holes in America’s social safety net — workers in fields deemed “nonessential” are struggling to make ends meet across Eastern Washington. Many of those deemed essential find themselves in harm’s way.Fortunately, there is one resource that working families in the Tri-Cities...
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Dannewhouse

Local workers are keeping American Dream alive on Main Street

November 12, 2020
Guest Contributor
I have often said that small businesses are the backbone of our economy, and that could not be truer in Central Washington’s rural communities.The owners and employees of Main Street businesses are integral to the well-being of our communities, and the support for small businesses I have witnessed during my...
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Tc futures

TC Futures steps up to help youth heading into real world

November 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Young adults can complete free, individualized program to earn GED diploma, get help finding a jobThe opening of TC Futures in Kennewick has created a home base for young adults looking to earn their GED diploma, get help finding a job or even wash laundry and grab a bite to...
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Top five jobs

Top Tri-City jobs vary wildly by county

November 14, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
In the Tri-City area, retail jobs are among the top five most in demand.That’s according to the state’s recently released Employment Security Department’s employer demand reports. Retail salespeople, retail sales supervisors, registered nurses, physicians and surgeons, and teacher assistants were the top five jobs advertised online in August in Benton...
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Sherryschwab

Five reasons why women should work in the construction trades

November 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
The residential construction industry provides a rewarding career path for women. Builders and remodelers across Washington state are seeking skilled artisans and professionals, including carpenters, architects, engineers, plumbers, electricians and painters. In the U.S., women make up about 50 percent of the workforce, but only 9 percent of women work...
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Job creators, job holders must work together for success

November 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Don C. BrunellEmployers and employees need to set aside their differences and partner with one another. The same advice should be heeded by our elected officials.Easier said than done, especially in a vitriolic and politically-charged atmosphere punctuated by an absence of listening and a profusion of people shouting at...
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Local unemployment rate hits lowest point in 28 years

November 14, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Jennifer L. DreyIt’s a good time to be a job seeker in the Tri-Cities.The unemployment rate for Benton and Franklin counties hit a record low in September, dropping to 4.1 percent and marking its lowest point in the 28 years kept on record by the state’s Employment Security Department....
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