Walmart opens $135 million distribution center in Alabama
MOBILE, Alabama – Walmart on Tuesday officially marked the opening of a $135 million distribution center in Mobile that will create 750...
2 firms form artificial intelligence joint venture in Florence
FLORENCE, Alabama — Nevada-based Sierra Artificial Neural Networks announced plans today to locate its headquarters in Florence and form a joint development...
Honda Alabama opens new logistics buildings in $85 million project
LINCOLN, Alabama – Honda Manufacturing of Alabama today marked the official opening of its new logistics buildings, an $85 million project that further...
Briggs & Stratton to open Alabama distribution hub, creating 20 jobs
AUBURN, Alabama -- Briggs & Stratton Corp. announced plans today to open a 400,000-square-foot distribution center in Alabama, adding 20 new jobs...
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Visit governor.alabama.govHonda to invest $54.8 million in Alabama expansion project
LINCOLN, Alabama -- Honda Manufacturing of Alabama continues to grow its operations in Talladega County, with a multi-phase project that will improve flexibility, strengthen efficiency and prepare for future technologies. The latest...
Alabama grabs No. 1 business climate ranking from publication
Business Facilities, an economic development-focused publication, ranked Alabama’s business climate tops among the states in a new analysis that examined performance in several key economic categories. The publication cited Alabama’s successful recruitment...
Alabama Department of Commerce’s (ADC) Workforce Development Division and Governor’s Local Workforce Areas (GLWA) are soliciting proposals through five Request for Proposals (RFP) for short term (26 weeks or less) standalone occupational skills training programs for adults and dislocated workers under WIOA.
Occupational Skills Training is defined as an organized program of study that provides specific vocational skills that lead to proficiency in performing actual tasks and technical functions required by certain occupational fields at entry, intermediate, or advanced levels.
Additional information on these RFPs can be found on each of the regional AlabamaWorks websites:
Northalabamaworks.com Eastalabamaworks.com
Walmart opens $135 million distribution center in Alabama
MOBILE, Alabama – Walmart on Tuesday officially marked the opening of a $135 million distribution center in Mobile that will create 750...
Alabama grabs No. 1 business climate ranking from publication
New investment fuels aerospace job growth across Alabama
2 firms form artificial intelligence joint venture in Florence
FLORENCE, Alabama — Nevada-based Sierra Artificial Neural Networks announced plans today to locate its headquarters in Florence and form a joint development...
Boeing investing in future growth at its Alabama operations
Educators are Alabama’s ‘secret weapon’ on Farnborough mission
Briggs & Stratton to open Alabama distribution hub, creating 20 jobs
AUBURN, Alabama -- Briggs & Stratton Corp. announced plans today to open a 400,000-square-foot distribution center in Alabama, adding 20 new jobs...
Honda Alabama opens new logistics buildings in $85 million project
Honda to invest $54.8 million in Alabama expansion project
New Alabama lumber manufacturing facility will create 110 jobs
MONTGOMERY, Alabama — Governor Kay Ivey announced today that Rex Lumber Co. plans to build a state-of-the-art lumber manufacturing facility in Pike...
International Paper to boost investment in Alabama mill to $522.7 million
John Soules Foods launches Alabama expansion creating 510 jobs
Alabama grabs No. 1 business climate ranking from publication
Business Facilities, an economic development-focused publication, ranked Alabama’s business climate tops among the states in a new analysis that examined performance in...
Alabama Aviation Training Center plays key role in aerospace growth
Success Plus initiative aims to add 500,000 high-skill workers
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