Muhlenberg College in Allentown is offering two new graduate programs this fall with a goal to build knowledge in skills that are increasingly in demand by employers.

Several Lehigh Valley auto dealerships are collaborating with a Philadelphia-area technical school to create an early employment program.

PPL Electric Utilities wants to broaden the diversity of businesses and business leaders that supply it with goods and services and it will begin with a summit next month.

Lehigh Career & Technical Institute of Schneckville recently celebrated the opening of its new Welding Technology Center, a $4.25 million project that doubled the welding program’s lab size.

Several regional businesses received new low-interest loan approvals Wednesday through the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority (PIDA) to help with expansions and creating new full-time jobs.

Though fear of the Coronavirus is sweeping the country, Pennsylvania residents are more likely to catch the common flu, according to the state Department of Health. However, there are precautions that employers should be mindful of, according to experts.

Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom in South Whitehall Township said it is looking to hire more than 3,000 seasonal workers for this year.

Between a general growing acceptance of personal expression in society and low unemployment keeping employers more open minded, bold and brighter hair colors are finding their way into the workplace even in more traditionally conservative fields.

Direct sales multi level marketing companies like Arbonne and Rodin + Fields have a controversial reputation. The reality is that while there are plenty of people who do not make money with MLMs, there are also those who succeed. LVB talked to a few of those success stories, to hear another side to the story.

Call it a Super Bowl fever. A record number of American workers are expected to call off work the day after the big game.