Employment

“Find a job you enjoy doing and you’ll never have to work a day in your life.” There’s some truth to that!

Can they fix the engine in a lawn mower?

More than 20 employers in the Magic Valley will be available Thursday afternoon at a job fair in Twin Falls.

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The Nation's largest online retailer says it needs to hire 100,000 new people all across the United States immediately.

The Idaho Department of Labor is implementing a new service model in the Magic and Wood River valleys.

Idaho’s unemployment has remained at or below 3 percent for the past 19 months.

The Idaho Department of Labor says that veterans can now find jobs and training opportunities related to their military skills and service by going online to a new job portal.

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate for March came in at 2.9 percent, unchanged from February and the 16th consecutive month it has remained at or below 3 percent.

Pay no attention to full employment!

The program is in an effort to ensure released inmates have identification so they can secure employment and obtain vital documents.

Two Magic Valley cities will participate in Apprenticeship Week, Nov. 12-18, which will highlight the benefits of apprenticeships in many industries.

Meanwhile, Idaho Democrats are demanding Governor “Butch” Otter denounce the President’s southern border policy.

Idaho’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stayed steady at 2.9 percent in May, according to the Idaho Department of Labor.

Teens looking for work this summer may want to visit the youth job fair coming up in June in Twin Falls.

A recent report says Idaho led the nation last year in workers' earnings growth. But the Idaho Statesman reports Idaho's ranking as having the biggest workers' pay increase in the nation isn't really all that impressive

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Education officials say thousands of science, technology, engineering and math jobs are going unfilled each year in Idaho due to a lack of skilled workers. The Lewiston Tribune reports that education officials told the state Legislature's joint budget committee last week that 7,000 STEM jobs went unfilled in Idaho last year — double the number from the prior year...

The unemployment rate in Idaho edged up in October, ending a downward streak.

A southwestern Idaho company plans to use a $1 million Idaho Workforce Development Training Fund grant to hire about 700 new full-time workers

A special job fair is set for Thursday in Twin Falls specifically targeting veterans. The Idaho Department of Labor will host a job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at their local office with area companies looking to hire people who have served in the military.