Google brings Wi-Fi-equipped school buses to Alabama city
TALLADEGA, Alabama – Google is not only building a $600 million data center in Alabama, but the internet giant is also helping...
Toyota to add 450 workers with $288M Alabama engine plant expansion
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama – Toyota announced plans today to install two new engine lines at its Alabama manufacturing facility through a $288 million...
Amid trade friction, Alabama exports approach record total in 2018
Despite global trade tensions, the value of Alabama exports topped $21 billion in 2018 on increased shipments of chemicals, paper products and...
GE Aviation to boost 3-D printing in Auburn with milestone expansion
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Governor Kay Ivey announced today that GE Aviation plans to invest $50 million to expand the additive manufacturing operation...
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Visit governor.alabama.govAuto supplier Yongsan locating first U.S. facility in Alabama, creating 150 jobs
OPELIKA, Alabama – Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller announced that Yongsan Automotive USA will invest more than $5.5 million to open a manufacturing facility in the city’s Fox Run Business Park that will...
Sec. Canfield: ‘Rebuild Alabama’ will solidify economic development gains
Alabama Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield said today that infrastructure improvements financed by Governor Kay Ivey’s “Rebuild Alabama” plan would help the state’s economic development team sustain momentum as it seeks to recruit...
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
Amid trade friction, Alabama exports approach record total in 2018
Despite global trade tensions, the value of Alabama exports topped $21 billion in 2018 on increased shipments of chemicals, paper products and...
Sec. Canfield: ‘Rebuild Alabama’ will solidify economic development gains
Record level of film activity puts Alabama in industry spotlight
Google brings Wi-Fi-equipped school buses to Alabama city
TALLADEGA, Alabama – Google is not only building a $600 million data center in Alabama, but the internet giant is also helping...
AerBetic’s diabetes management device makes splash at CES 2019
Alabama’s AerBetic demonstrates diabetes device at top consumer tech event
GE Aviation to boost 3-D printing in Auburn with milestone expansion
MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- Governor Kay Ivey announced today that GE Aviation plans to invest $50 million to expand the additive manufacturing operation...
Toyota to add 450 workers with $288M Alabama engine plant expansion
Auto supplier Yongsan locating first U.S. facility in Alabama, creating 150 jobs
Homecoming: Wickles Pickles returning production to Alabama
BRUNDIDGE, Alabama -- Wickles Pickles, the tangy Southern treats produced by a pair of Alabama-born brothers, are returning to their roots. Sims...
Westervelt Co. plans Clarke County lumber mill with 125 jobs
New Alabama lumber manufacturing facility will create 110 jobs
Airbus kicks off construction on Flight Works Alabama education center
MOBILE, Alabama – Flight Works Alabama, a new aviation experience center near Airbus’ manufacturing facility in Mobile, is ready to begin its...
Global Trade: Alabama ranks as top state for manufacturing
Alabama grabs No. 1 business climate ranking from publication
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