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The San Diego Workforce Partnership connected with Shelly Tregembo, project coordinator with Live Well San Diego, to discuss Live Well’s vision for the collective health, safety and well-being of all San Diegans.

San Diego’s labor market continued to improve in November with companies still looking for workers as the jobless rate dropped.

As we close on another challenging year, we want to celebrate some of the great work done for our community. Our hope is that we can make a positive difference in the lives of job seekers and employers. Here’s a look at some of our top moments from 2021.

Natalie Hickey is a current student who was looking for work experience. She joined the TechHire program and was placed as a digital marketing support intern with the San Diego Parks Foundation. Here Natalie tells us about her experience and what advice she has for others who are interested in finding a job.

Hire Heroes USA empowers U.S. military members, veterans and military spouses to succeed in the civilian workforce.

Kevin Johnson is the Training Director/CFO for the San Diego & Imperial County Electrical Training Institute with extensive experience working with electrical industry leaders to deliver the most thorough and relevant education in the industry.

San Diego’s labor market scored an impressive performance in October with a robust job gain and sizable drop in unemployment. On a particularly positive note, more people came back to the workforce and were welcomed by employers eager to hire them.

The San Diego Workforce Partnership announced that it was awarded $1,714,588 in funding through the United States Department of Labor’s Comprehensive and Accessible Reemployment through Equitable Employment Recovery (CAREER) Dislocated Worker Grants program. CAREER National Dislocated Worker Grants fund a

My name is Charlene Autolino and I’m the chair of the board of the Veterans Employment Committee of San Diego (VEC). As we celebrate and acknowledge Veterans Day, there is an important question that must be asked: Do you hire veterans?

Three new partners, MiraCosta College, San Diego College of Continuing Education and National Foundation for Autism Research, were selected by industry employers to prepare San Diego’s next generation of tech workers through CyberHire.