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Meet Nathan McAfee, a proud graduate of the German American Chamber of Commerce (GACC) Pittsburgh Chapter’s Polymer Process Technician apprenticeship program.
Huge congratulations to the latest PIT2Work cohort on their incredible achievement!
We celebrate six recent BankWork$® graduates who have launched successful careers in banking through the BankWork$® program!
Recap of the AI Horizons Summit event at Bakery Square.
At Partner4Work, we were honored to host Age-Friendly Greater Pittsburgh for an Age-Inclusive Workplaces Workshop. This workshop underscored the value of creating workplaces that embrace and support employees of all ages, particularly as older adults become the fastest-growing segment of our workforce.
October is Construction Month: Building Inclusive Workplaces
In celebration of Construction Month, the Master Builders' Association of Western PA has released a comprehensive 5-day guide for "Construction Inclusion Week." This free resource is filled with content and training materials designed to help construction teams foster more inclusive environments.
We’re excited to announce the launch of Career Ready Allegheny, a new website developed in partnership with the Allegheny Intermediate Unit, the Consortium for Public Education, and Remake Learning. Career Ready Allegheny is a comprehensive platform that unites Allegheny County’s leading experts in education, workforce development, labor market research, and equitable learning practices to better connect schools, students, and employers.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month and The White House recently highlighted cybersecurity's critical role in keeping our digital world safe. This month, Deputy National Cyber Director Harry Wingo shares insights on the steps we can all take to protect ourselves online and calls attention to the growing need for cybersecurity professionals.
The White House recently highlighted the critical role cybersecurity plays in keeping our digital world safe.
The German American Chamber of Commerce, Pittsburgh Chapter’s EV Apprenticeship Program was Featured on KDKA Newsradio. Our CEO, Robert Cherry, joined Larry Richert to discuss the nation’s first EV apprenticeship program—a collaboration with local partners to power Pittsburgh’s clean energy future.
The "10 Stories for 10 Years" series celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Learn & Earn program by sharing inspiring stories and interviews from the summer of 2024. Through these features, we highlight the transformative impact the program has had on participants and contributors alike, showcasing the achievements and journeys of those who helped shape and benefit from it.
The Richard King Mellon Foundation has awarded a $3 million grant to Partner4Work and Pittsburgh Pictures to produce three independent horror films in southwestern Pennsylvania over the next three years. This initiative, part of our new Filmmakers Industry Partnership, aims to cultivate a new generation of creative workforce professionals in the region.
We are excited to celebrate the graduation of the 15th cohort of UPMC Health Plan’s Freedom House 2.0! This groundbreaking program equips individuals from economically disadvantaged communities with the training needed to become integral members of the emergency medical services (EMS) workforce.
At Partner4Work, we are committed to crafting workforce solutions that foster success for both employers and workers. Through the support of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions’ Redesigned Jobs, Resilient Workers (RJRW) initiative, we’ve made a profound impact in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
Watch our video featuring Bonny Yeager and industry leaders as they discuss how RJRW is creating a more resilient and equitable workforce in our community.
Partner4Work is proud to support EDSI's Reemployment Transition Center through our Employment Advancement and Retention Network (EARN) program. Discover how this partnership with Rohrich Toyota led to a life-changing opportunity for job seeker Mr. William Finkley, offering a fulfilling career path and a wide array of benefits.
The Trade Institute of Pittsburgh (TIP) is dedicated to empowering men and women who face significant barriers to employment. By offering a tuition-free, 10-week training program in masonry and carpentry, along with essential life skills courses and social service supports, TIP equips its students with the tools necessary for successful careers in the trades. This holistic approach not only enhances technical skills but also builds life foundations, enabling students to achieve sustainable employment and personal growth. Through strong partnerships and community support, TIP is committed to creating a more inclusive and thriving workforce, making a profound difference in the lives of its students and the broader community.