During the COVID-19 shutdown, Ron Scheese, president and CEO of Andesa Services in Allentown, was looking for a “COVID project.”

With work search requirements for unemployment compensation resuming in July, Uline is hoping more people will begin looking for work and is looking to hire more than 150 people for warehouse positions for its facility in Lower Macungie Township

LGBTQ employees in Pennsylvania now have the protection of the state behind them.

The Lehigh Northampton Aviation Authority is reporting a surge in passenger traffic at Lehigh Valley International Airport after months of depressed travel because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Rory Marraccini, MD, vice chair of Psychiatry at Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), has been named co-director, along with Carolyn Lamparella, program director of Preferred EAP, of the Physicians-For-Physicians (P4P) program.

Jeff Scheuren is the president and chief operating officer of Fulton Mortgage Company, a division of Fulton Bank. He has 29 years of experience in mortgage lending. 

Mike Caruso, who is also a well-known former wrestler from Lehigh University, has been a longtime financial benefactor of St. Luke’s University Health Network, but now he’s making sure St. Luke’s gets support right from the horse’s mouth.

The extreme worker shortage that many industries are facing isn’t just impacting employers. Those who are working on the front lines for short-staffed workplaces are finding long hours, extra tasks and missed time off.

The allowance of cocktails-to-go that was made to help bars and restaurants during the pandemic is one step closer to being permanent.

Bowery Farming, which is bringing a $32 million indoor vertical farm to Bethlehem, said it has secured $300 million in Series C funding to help accelerate its growth.