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Middle Georgia Workforce Summit

Middle Georgia Workforce Summit

The Workforce Summit  is a free event for community leaders and employers  to discuss "realities facing the workforce development issues in Middle Georgia," according to the Milledgeville-Baldwin County website.

That's Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. until noon at the Magnolia Ballroom at Georgia College in Milledgeville.

Register online or call 478-453-9311.

Who will be speaking:

 

Job Opening in Swainsboro

Job Opening in Swainsboro

Call the Department of Labor Career Center at (478) 751-6164 and give them the job number of the position that interests you. 

You can see more jobs available in Central Georgia on 13WMAZ's Job Market Thursday page.

Job Openings in Dublin

Job Openings in Dublin

Call the Department of Labor Career Center at (478) 751-6164 and give them the job number of the position that interests you. 

You can see more jobs available in Central Georgia on 13WMAZ's Job Market Thursday page.

Job Openings in Macon, Swainsboro

Job Openings in Macon, Swainsboro

Call the Department of Labor Career Center at (478) 751-6164 and give them the job number of the position that interests you. 

You can see more jobs available in Central Georgia on 13WMAZ's Job Market Thursday page.

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Get 50 percent off at Sonic Drive In with 13WMAZ's DealChicken at the Macon locations:

Mercer University Dr. and Peake Road (off Zebulon Rd.)

Former Twiggs Superintendent Named Finalist in Tuscaloosa

Former Twiggs Superintendent Named Finalist in Tuscaloosa

Former Twiggs County Superintendent Valya Lee has been named one of five finalists in Tuscaloosa County School System's superintendent search, Tuscaloosa News reports.

Candidates interview next week and announce their decision on April 25.

Metro Macon Gained 500 Jobs in February

Metro Macon Gained 500 Jobs in February

The Georgia Department of Labor says  February unemployment declined to nine percent in metro Macon.

According to a release, that's down from February 2012, when unemployment for metro Macon was 10 percent.

From January to February, metro Macon gained 500 jobs and fewer people were laid off.

RELATED | Macon's Unemployment Up in January 2013

Most jobs were added in the professional, business, education, health care, trade, transportation, warehousing, leisure and hospitality industries as well as in in local government.

Metro Macon includes Bibb, Crawford, Jones, Monroe and Twiggs counties.