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  • IBM to hire 800 for Columbia, Missouri IT center

    St Louis MO - IBM plans to open a new technology service delivery center in Columbia, Missouri , that will create up to 800 jobs for technical professionals, the company said Monday. The company said it will begin hiring for the new center this summer, and the facility will be operational this fall and...
    Posted to St. Louis Jobs (Weblog) by Saint Louis MO on 05-18-2010

  • Missouri Big Brothers Big Sisters win tax credits

    St Louis MO - The Missouri Department of Economic Development said Thursday that two St. Louis organizations that offer various services to Missouri children have been approved for Youth Opportunities Program (YOP) tax credits. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri , St Louis MO , has been approved...
    Posted to St. Louis (Weblog) by Saint Louis MO on 02-06-2010

  • $12 million initiative to train Missourians for high-tech, high-demand careers

    Missouri Governor Jay Nixon today traveled to two Missouri community colleges to announce Training for Tomorrow, a $12 million initiative to educate Missourians in high-tech fields and get them working in growing industries. These grants will help Missouri community colleges create or expand training...
    Posted to St. Louis (Weblog) by admin on 01-11-2010

  • St. Louis Missouri gets $3.2M for green jobs

    St Louis, Missouri and St. Charles counties are getting $3.2 million in federal stimulus money to support job-training programs to help dislocated workers enter green industries. The funding is part of a larger announcement of $100 million in stimulus money being distributed nationwide for green jobs...
    Posted to St. Louis (Weblog) by admin on 01-08-2010

  • $12 million initiative to train Missourians for high-demand careers

    Missouri Governor Jay Nixon launched Training for Tomorrow, a $12 million initiative to educate Missourians in high-tech fields and get them working in growing industries. These grants will help Missouri community colleges create or expand training programs to serve additional students. Missouri Governor...
    Posted to St. Louis (Weblog) by admin on 12-21-2009
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