Capital Workforce Partners

As the director of human resources for both Carey Manufacturing and Floyd Manufacturing,Peter Egan sees the big challenge facing the state's manufacturing sector skilled young people to replace an aging workforce.

Generation Work, a project of the United Way, could receive up to $900,000 over four years to increase job opportunities for young adults from low-income families in Hartford.

Bank of America has named South Park Inn as the 2015 Neighborhood Builder for Hartford. The award...

As superintendent of schools, my goal is to provide the Greater Hartford region with a workforce ready and able to make strong contributions, meeting the talent needs of employers as Baby Boomers retire.

This week, the Hartford Business Journal wrapped up its year-long “Connecticut's Silver Tsunami” series, which took an in-depth look at the business and economic implications of the state's aging population.

To replace its aging and retiring workforce, Connecticut manufacturers must find an untapped cache of younger workers, and workforce development professionals say urban schools offer the best solution.

Capital Workforce Partners was recently awarded a $75,000 grant from the Travelers Foundation to provide programmatic support...

The Aetna Foundation presented a $25,000 grant to Community Mental Health Affiliates, which will support Leaves of...

Everyone is talking about common core, when they talk about education. After all, English, language arts/literacy and...

Hartford-based Capital Workforce Partners, which coordinates workforce programs for the state, will receive $6.7 million from the U.S. Department of Labor to help the long-term unemployed find work, the federal agency announced Wednesday.