Reading-based Penske Truck Leasing continues its expansion with the recent opening of a new Tampa, Florida facility. 

With a tight workforce, companies are having to get creative if they want to attract the top talent to come work for them. 

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry reports that unemployment dropped again in February. 

The Wolf Administration today said the $225 million appropriation in Act 2 of 2022 will be used to retain and recruit health care workers and further help nurses pay for education. 

An Allentown firm is bridging the gap to bring neurodivergent people into mainstream jobs, lifting their ability to make a living and offering companies a whole new pool of workers.

Millersburg-based Mid Penn Bank closed 16 of its five dozen or so branches this month, according to a March 15 filing with the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities. Three are in the Lehigh Valley. 

Apprenticeship programs within the building and construction trades are eligible for part of $1.5 million in grant funding through Pennsylvania’s workforce diversity grant program. 

A local Reading restauranteur has plans to bring more dining options to the area he grew up in. 

The Pennsylvania Department of Education’s (PDE) Bureau of Postsecondary and Adult Education today announced the grants are now available through the Adult Basic Education Direct Service grant competition. 

The trucking industry is vital to the supply chain across the nation.  As diesel prices rise, and they have been rising fast, the cost of moving goods is also increasing. That increased cost is being passed along from shipper to hauler to receiver, and ultimately, to the consumer.