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Empowering Women in Missile Defense Panel Focuses on Diversity, Future of Workforce

August 9, 2022/in Lead, Aerospace, Career, cyber, Defense, Education, Employment, Engineering, Entrepreneurs, Events, Featured, Military, People, Success, Workforce Development/by Dawn Suiter

The days of the “boys’ club” are fading away as women increasingly enter leadership roles in the defense sector. On Monday, this became evident with the sold-out Empowering Women in Missile Defense event, held in the East Hall of the VBC. Presented by the Women’s Business Council (WBC) of the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce […]

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Local, national hospitals deal with staffing shortages amid rising COVID numbers

August 4, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, coronavirus, Employment, Featured, Health, Health Care, Medical, News, Pandemic, Workforce Development/by Ashlyn Grey

A recent challenge for hospitals across Alabama, along with the rest of the nation, has been staffing. Dr. Don Williamson, with the Alabama Hospital Association explained in a recent interview that less health care professionals are working now than during the omicron and delta spikes. “We might have substantially greater difficulty dealing with 1,500 people […]

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Staffing and supply chain issues remain as Covid stays active

August 3, 2022/in News, Community Development, Economy, Employment, Entrepreneurs, Featured, Government, Health, Lead, Pandemic, People, Small Business, Workforce Development/by Mike Easterling

While the coronavirus keeps reminding the country, and Madison County, it’s not through with us as recent case numbers and hospitalizations rise in wake of the new sub-variant BA.5, the original COVID-19 is still having an impact. Though perhaps not as significant as at the height of the pandemic, staffing and supply chain issues that […]

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Imagining Huntsville’s Future: The City of the Stars

August 2, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, Economy, Employment, Engineering, Featured, Housing, News, Real Estate, Resource/by Marie Johnson

A claim, put forward by Yahoo Finance in April and further analyzed on AL.com last month, suggested that the average price of a home in Huntsville could reach a million dollars by 2030.  Seems a bit steep, doesn’t it?  And yet, this future may not be as outlandish as it appears at first glance. Gabrielle […]

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Alabama ranks 45th in labor productivity among states

August 1, 2022/in Lead, Development, Economy, Employment, Featured, News, Resource, Workforce Development/by Gus Wintzell

With numerous economic experts predicting that the U.S. is headed toward recession, one of the many concerning signals is a sharp decline in labor productivity. After more than a decade of below-average productivity growth, the COVID-19 pandemic raised the prospect of a productivity boom. Many low-productivity jobs were eliminated early in the pandemic, while major infrastructure investments and the accelerated adoption of […]

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Huntsville sees wage increase while Alabama lags behind

July 26, 2022/in Community Development, Economy, Employment, Featured, Lead, News, Pandemic, People, Resource, Workforce Development/by staff reports

On the surface, the economy of the last two years has been extremely favorable to workers. After spiking to nearly 15% early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the unemployment rate today sits around 3.6%. Despite employers’ urgency to hire, labor force participation has been slower to recover, and the “Great Resignation” has workers quitting at historic […]

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Huntsville is the 2nd best-paying midsize U.S. metro for architects

July 14, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, Employment, Featured, News, People, Resource, Success/by staff reports

The U.S. economy today has no lack of opportunities for architects. An ongoing shortage of housing stock contributed to the dramatic spike in housing prices over the last two years, illustrating a need for professionals who can help make design and construction more affordable and efficient. The threat of climate change has increased interest in […]

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ALEX: The Alabama Experience set to impact Alabama’s workforce at the World Games

July 12, 2022/in Lead, Community Development, Economy, Employment, Events, Featured, News, Resource, Technology, Workforce Development/by staff reports

Sports, arts, and entertainment were not only the highlights of the World Games that began in Birmingham, Alabama this past weekend. Meet ALEX, an immersive, first-hand workforce experience that aims to help personify Alabama’s workforce development. ALEX: The Alabama Experience is a mobile exhibit, featuring a collection of interactive kiosks and informational pieces, as well […]

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WellStone announces mental health hiring event

July 11, 2022/in Employment, Career, Events, Health, Health Care, News, People, Workforce Development/by staff reports

HUNTSVILLE, AL – Do you want to be a part of building better access to mental healthcare across our state? Quality mental healthcare workers play a vital role in achieving this reality. WellStone, North Alabama’s nonprofit mental health center, is hosting a job fair on Friday, July  22, from 9am –4pm in hopes of filling […]

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Job seekers invited to ReLaunch Career Fair on July 18 & 19 in Huntsville

July 11, 2022/in News, Career, Employment, Events, People, Workforce Development/by staff reports

The Huntsville/Madison County Chamber is collaborating with the local Alabama Career Center, the Alabama Community College System, local nonprofits, and community agencies to help bridge the gap between the under-resourced job seeker and our employers.  The ReLaunch Career Fair will provide opportunities for individuals who are changing careers, unemployed, underemployed, have dropped out of high […]

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