Getting a Job in the U.P.
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MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Michigan Works! workforce services manager Tom Puskarich discusses what benefits employers and job-seekers gain in an apprenticeship.
Marquette (November 7 2018)— Fifty students from Marquette Senior High School's (MSHS) Health Occupations class participated in mock interviews at the Marquette County Michigan Works! Service Center today.
MANISTIQUE (2018) — Elise Miotke, the mother of four small children, was a tutor working only four hours a week and attending Bay De Noc Community College when she decided to come to Michigan Works! for assistance.
Pictured from left to right: Mandy Lindstrom, Talent Specialist; Darren Widder, Training Specialist
Students participating in bricklaying demonstrations
Photo Credit: Steve Gordon
Pictured from left to right: Ashley Hernandez, Talent Specialist; Chris Kangas, Talent Specialist
Pictured from left to right:
Felicia Rineck, Talent Specialist; Meagan Staton, Talent/JMG Specialist
Pictured from left to right:
Mark Massicotte, Vicki Schwab, William L. Raymond, State Representative Sara Cambensy, State Senator Tom Casperson, State Representative Beau LaFave, Luke Siebert
Pictured from left to right:
Jill Badker, Advertising Manager
Jenny Short, Community Relations Leader, Wisconsin Public Service, Michigan Works! Representative
From left: Erika Justus, Ryan Lobeck, Julie Burie, Dalton Lamb, Dakota DeClark and Jonathan Ringel. Not pictured is Barb Reisner, program developer.
Michigan Works! and the Copper Country Intermediate School District are building the pipeline of future workers in the Upper Peninsula. On April 20, 2017, Certified Nursing Assistant classes participated in local Talent Tours to learn more about jobs in the healthcare field.
James P. Brogan, President & CEO, Hiawatha Communications Incorporated; Katherine A.
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Around 150 high school students from across the U.P. filled the halls of Northern Michigan University’s Jacobetti Complex Friday.
They were competing in the U.P. CTE Skills Challenge Day.
April 4, 2017 – Finlandia University collaborated with the UPWARD Talent Council Michigan Works! to bring jobseekers the 4th annual Keweenaw Job Fair. This year’s fair was held at the Finnish American Heritage Center in downtown Hancock.
The UPWARD Talent Council Michigan Works! recently worked with local partners to host two Career Events at the L'Anse and Ontonagon High Schools. These events were designed to help students learn about local careers in the U.P. and what skills and education they will need to get them.
Nearly 60 businesses will be honored May 4th during National Small Business Week;
honorees recognized for role in growing Michigan’s economy and creating jobs
