job training

Senate File 78 would require the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services to provide information on apprenticeship and on-the-job training programs to school boards to distribute to the high schools in their districts. It passed both chambers of the legislature unanimously.

CCH has struggled to fill these positions in the past, with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic presenting additional challenges in attracting qualified staff. Elective surgeries, which were cancelled during the pandemic, are now being scheduled again. Students selected for the program will have tuition, books, and fees covered by CCH and will also receive a full-time salary during their time working in Gillette.

An effort that began almost 8 years ago will lead to a long awaited groundbreaking on Friday. The 41 million dollar Wind River Job Corps will train…

The U.S. Department of Labor is finally starting the process of looking for contractors to build the Wind River Job Corps in Riverton. The site, which…