Workforce development programs, unemployment benefits, job training grants, and career resources for job seekers.
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Legislation moving through Congress could reshape how federally funded job training works — and what training options may be available to you through American Job Centers.
Ohio's Department of Job and Family Services is connecting people with criminal records to free employment services and employers ready to hire. Here's exactly what's available, who may be eligible, and how to get started.
The 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment affects millions of Americans receiving Social Security benefits — here's what the adjustment means, how the Larson Plan factors in, and what steps to take if you're not yet enrolled.
If you're unemployed, underemployed, or facing barriers to work, WIOA-funded programs at your local American Job Center may help cover training costs, support services, and more — here's how to access them.
If you're unemployed, underemployed, or stuck in a career that's not working, WIOA-funded programs at your local American Job Center may help cover the cost of training, credentials, and more.
Two more states now allow workers in labor disputes to claim unemployment insurance — and a federal clarification is reshaping how those claims get processed nationwide.
From WIOA training grants to reentry employment programs, here's what may be available if you're looking for work after a conviction.
The 2026 COLA adjustment affects monthly SSI and SSDI payments — here's what changed, who it may help, and how to make sure you're not leaving money on the table.
The June 2026 SSI payment date shifts due to the calendar — here's the exact schedule, why it changes, and what steps to take if your payment doesn't arrive on time.
If you earned less at your last job, you may face higher barriers to unemployment benefits. Here's how the system works, where the gaps are, and which programs may still be able to help you.
The last SSA payment wave of May 2026 goes out this week. Here's who gets it, how the schedule works, and what to do if your payment is missing or you're not yet enrolled.
If you're between jobs or looking to change careers, community college workforce programs funded through WIOA may open doors to free training, credentials, and re-employment support.
Know exactly when your SSDI or SSI payment arrives in May 2026 — and the steps to take if something goes wrong.
The Departments of Labor and Education just celebrated a major milestone in workforce development. Here's what that means for workers who need funded training, career coaching, and re-employment support right now.
If you or someone you love has a conviction history, federally funded Second Chance Act programs may help cover job training, education, and reentry support — here's what they are and how to access them.
From WIOA training grants to SNAP eligibility restoration, here are the workforce and benefits programs available to people with criminal records — and how to access them.
Philadelphia's Second Chance Month recognition highlights a growing network of WIOA-funded training grants, fair chance hiring initiatives, and reentry support programs available to people with criminal records nationwide.
What this development may mean for people seeking job training & benefits resources.
From WIOA reentry grants to Fair Chance hiring initiatives, here's what job seekers with a record can actually apply for — and how to get started.
If you have a criminal record and are struggling to find stable employment, here's what WIOA, American Job Centers, and federal reentry initiatives may offer you right now.
Federal funding through the Second Chance Act may connect returning citizens to job training grants, workforce services, and public benefits — here's what programs may be available and how to access them.
If you're unemployed, underemployed, or facing barriers to work, federal WIOA funding may cover job training, credentials, and support services — here's exactly how to access it.
If you've lost a job, hit a career wall, or need new skills to compete, federal workforce programs may help cover training costs, living expenses, and more — here's how to navigate them.
The 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment affects SSDI and SSI payments — here's what disabled workers need to know about the increase, eligibility, and what to do if you're not yet receiving benefits.