This blog will outline several accessible ways to equip yourself with additional knowledge and skills that can be beneficial to you both on and off the job. If you are interested to learn more about ways to advance personally and professionally, keep reading.
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Recently, the White House asked Congress to approve $9.4 billion in rescissions for already approved spending that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has sought to eliminate, including funding for public broadcasting and foreign aid. While no funding for workforce or education programs was included in this request, White House officials indicated that they hope to build support on Capitol Hill for their efforts to cut “wasteful” government spending and that the Administration may seek additional recissions of existing program funds in the future.
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This Best Friends Day, we’re celebrating the power of connection, encouragement and support through the story of J.G., a dedicated barista whose journey with Goodwill Industries of Greater Nebraska (Grand Island) has led to more than just a job. It’s led to a sense of purpose and a circle of friends.
You can do almost anything online now—watch TV, balance your checkbook, find great recipes, apply for jobs, talk to friends and family—the list is endless. But did you know you can volunteer via the Internet? Virtual volunteering is a great way to build your skills and strengthen your résumé. Virtual volunteers lend their time and talents from the comfort of home and on their own schedule. All you need is a computer with an Internet connection -- either at home or at your local library.
Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Secretary of Education Linda McMahon have been making the rounds on Capitol Hill to pitch lawmakers on President Trump’s priorities for workforce development and education. Both Chavez-DeRemer and McMahon recently appeared before congressional committees of the House and Senate to discuss the Administration’s Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26) budget, though the Administration has not yet released a detailed budget plan for federal agencies and activities.
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While Memorial Day is a time to remember those who gave their lives in service to our country, it’s also the unofficial start of summer. It’s the perfect time to jump into the new season with fresh new looks. You don’t have to spend a fortune to pull together a stylish summer outfit.
In honor of Older Americans Month, we celebrate the inspiring journey of three remarkable individuals: Michael, Mark, and James. All three men were able to improve their lives with support from the Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) offered by Goodwill of Erie, Huron, Ottawa, and Sandusky Counties (PA).
Congressional Republicans are attempting to pass a tax and spending reconciliation bill, however first they must reconcile their differences. Budget reconciliation is a congressional procedure that allows for expedited consideration of certain tax, mandatory spending, and debt limit legislation. The reconciliation process will allow the bill to pass with a simple majority and avoid a filibuster in the Senate.
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This blog details various ways individuals can work around unwelcome developments in the world of work. Layoffs, demotions, falling short of expectations, terminations and much more are common occurrences that individuals must come to terms with every year, all of which bring their own set of challenges. It is crucial to respond appropriately and prevent these events from setting you completely off-course. If you are experiencing any of these issues or are simply interested in the subject, keep reading to gain more insight.
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Recently, the Trump Administration released its initial budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26). As is common with the first budget of a new presidential administration, the “skinny” budget outline provided by the White House offers a preview of a more detailed FY26 funding plan that is expected to come out later this month.
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