Employers are now able to upload their employees’ return to work dates without Cabinet staff assistance. This is the most efficient way to report Return to Work. But before an employer reports return to work dates, they should be sure it is in fact the correct return to work date. The return to work dates […]
How COVID-19 May Shape The Future of the Workplace
Technological advancements over the past decade have made remote working a viable option for many employees, however, some business owners have been slow to embrace the model. Now, they are being forced to speed up. As of mid-March, COVID-19 has demanded many businesses take on some level of a work-from-home model in an effort to […]
Making the Most of Social Distancing
Continuing Personal Growth and Education In a matter of weeks, COVID-19 has turned from a distant news topic to a national emergency, affecting the daily lives of millions of Americans. As our government is urging us to stay home and practice social distancing, many of us are quickly developing cabin fever. While it’s tempting to […]
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Employers Filling Mass E-Claims
Any employer with at least 50 employees, who is laying off at least 15 employees, is encouraged to file a claim on behalf of their employees through the Mass Electronic Claim (E-Claims) process. Please find below the most up-to-date information and instructions regarding employers filing E-Claims. Employer Information E-Claim Guide (IMPORTANT: REVIEW FIRST) An overview […]
Having a workforce shortage? Start a Work-Based Learning Opportunity.
The Lincoln Trail region is full of gifted students ready to make an impact in the world the moment they graduate. Unfortunately, many of these students move outside of our region to pursue careers. Others stay in their hometowns but accumulate debt to gain a degree while feeling they lack satisfactory career opportunities. Ironically, at […]
Breaking education barriers: GED fees waived in Kentucky
Education may be the key to a brighter future, but for many Kentuckians, access to quality education is difficult. A recent study performed by WalletHub found Kentucky to be among the least educated states, ranking near the bottom at 47 in regards to the percentage of adults with a high school diploma. Gov. Andy Beshear […]
Consider being a CDL Driver
Are you independent, hard-working and adventurous? Consider getting your Commercial Driver’s License (CDL)! The logistics and transportation industry continues to grow and CDL drivers are in high demand. Just think about the amount of product major companies such as Walmart and Amazon ship across the country, not to mention other online-based retailers. Plus, CDL drivers […]
Kentucky Career Center services available to help your business
Businesses play an integral role in local economies. Not only do they provide jobs, they also fuel the overall infrastructure of a community. Businesses pay taxes that help build roads, pay for education and improve quality of life, which is important to attracting more companies and talented professionals. Our team at Kentucky Career Center-Lincoln Trail […]
Loretto Motherhouse is hiring nursing positions
The Loretto Motherhouse is currently accepting applications for the following nursing positions: • 1st Shift Substitute Nurse Supervisor • 2nd shift Full-Time Nurse Supervisor Job Requirements: • Licensure as RN or LPN • CPR certification • Long-Term Care experience is a plus Job Duties Include: • Monitoring and administering medications • Providing compassionate care to […]
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