From finding the right talent to developing customized training programs, we can help your business thrive and grow. Let’s work on what’s next, together! #workforcedevelopment
NCWorks
Government Administration
Raleigh, North Carolina 6,855 followers
NC's workforce development system, partnering with business leaders to create custom talent connections.
About us
When it comes to running your business, your people are your greatest asset—and often the greatest challenge. Finding, recruiting and training the right candidates requires dedicated time and resources. As North Carolina’s workforce development system, NCWorks partners with business leaders to create custom talent connections. Between our 80+ locations across the state and our online hub, we can help strengthen your workforce for both today and tomorrow.
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https://www.ncworks.gov/
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- Government Administration
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- 501-1,000 employees
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- Raleigh, North Carolina
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- Government Agency
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Looking back at the best of 2024: Brian Holland of Cary was this year's winner of the Bill Ragland Private Sector Award for Outstanding Achievement in Workforce Development - one of the Governor's #NCWorks Awards of Distinction! Holland, the general counsel of Sectigo, is a longtime member of Capital Area Workforce Development Board and currently serves as board chair. He has taken an active role in representing the board and in advocating for the workforce development system at the local, state and national levels. While serving on the board’s Branding/Outreach committee in 2022, Holland helped develop Capital Area's Business Ambassador Program. The program engages business leaders to create awareness about workforce services, deliver informational content to business audiences, and increase the number of business customers that Capital Area serves. As an attorney, he is also working with the Capital Area Workforce Development Reentry department to provide pro bono services for returning citizens, and to connect with other attorneys. Under his leadership, Capital Area has won two national awards, the National Association of Workforce Boards (NAWB) WIOA Trailblazer Award and the Laurie Moran Partnership Award. Congratulations, Brian, and thanks for your leadership! (Photo courtesy Catawba Valley Community College.) North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards North Carolina Department of Commerce
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🏢 Business owners impacted by #HeleneNC: You may also be eligible for Disaster #Unemployment Assistance (DUA)! 📝 Apply now at des.nc.gov ⏳Deadline: Jan 7, 2025 📞 Questions? Call 866-278-3822
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SUCCESS STORY: Here's another great example of how #NCWorks helps businesses! “NCWorks played a pivotal role when hiring and training our new office manager. Their support provided the necessary training and resources to prepare our new hire for success." -- Larry VanHoose, Executive Director, Alleghany County Chamber of Commerce. ....Contact your local NCWorks Career Center to see how you can partner in 2025! Find information at www.NCWorks.gov. High Country Workforce Development Board North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards
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🚨 Attn Employers impacted by #HeleneNC: Check out our employer Disaster #Unemployment Assistance (DUA) page for resources and FAQs: des.nc.gov/employersdua
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SUCCESS STORY: Learn how #NCWorks helped the nonprofit organization, Freedom Life Ministries, in 2024. “NCWorks has been an incredible partner in the #reentry work that Freedom Life is doing in McDowell, Avery, and Yancey counties. Through job training, education and placement for clients, NCWorks continues to be a huge resource and partner in helping justice-involved individuals gain much-needed employment as part of their community reintegration and life recovery. Internship opportunities offered through NCWorks have also been a great help in providing clients and potential staff of Freedom Life valuable training and experience. Freedom Life has hired interns that have come through NCWorks programming. The success that Freedom Life has with reentry clients is partly possible because of our partnership with the NCWorks Career Center.” -- Danny Hampton, Executive Director. ....Contact your local NCWorks Career Center to see how you can partner in 2025! Find information at www.NCWorks.gov. High Country Workforce Development Board North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards
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Looking to strengthen your business? NCWorks offers talent recruitment, apprenticeships, training grants, and more! Explore customized training, work-ready communities, and resources from the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC) to help your business grow. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejmH-KYs
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We couldn’t have said it better ourselves! 😀 Thanks for partnering with us, Sylvia. It’s our pleasure to help small businesses. #NCWorks #SmallBiz North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards
Tech is my thing | BBA, Credit. Business. Growth | Business Development & Operations Management Professional.
When I was growing my business, I reached a point where I needed help—real help. But the idea of hiring felt overwhelming. Where would I find the right people? How would I even afford it? I thought hiring support was something only big businesses could do, not someone like me trying to piece things together. That’s when I learned about NCWorks. I didn’t know at the time that they could help small businesses like mine with hiring. They didn’t just point me to job boards; they provided tools to create job postings, assistance with finding qualified candidates, and even resources for employee training. What really stood out was how simple they made the process. I didn’t need to have a fancy HR department or a big budget. They showed me how to narrow down candidates who were a perfect fit for my business goals. And guess what? Some of their programs even offer wage assistance for new hires, helping businesses like mine ease into the hiring process without breaking the bank. If you’ve been holding off on hiring because it feels too complicated or expensive, NC Works is a game-changer. You don’t have to have all the answers before you take that step—you just need to start. They’ll meet you where you are and help you grow. 🌟
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Congratulations, ECVC! #HireVets #NCWorks Department of Labor Veterans’ Employment and Training Service
🎉 We’re honored to announce that ECVC has received the 2024 HIRE Vets Gold Medallion Award from the U.S. Department of Labor—our sixth consecutive year earning this prestigious recognition! 🏆 The HIRE Vets program is the only federal award that highlights employers excelling in recruiting, hiring, and retaining veterans. On December 3, 2024, representatives from NCWorks presented ECVC with this year’s award certificate. Supporting veterans is just one of the many ways we work to create Jobs with Purpose every day. Thank you to everyone who helps make this possible! ECVCinc.com | 252-758-4188 #JobsWithPurpose #ECVC #ECVC_Greenville #GoLoGreenville #ECVCinc #disabilityemployment #employmentservices #VeteranEmployment #HIREVets #NCWorks
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Congratulations, Blum! #NCWorks #WorkforceWednesday Centralina Workforce Development Board Lincoln Economic Development Association North Carolina Association of Workforce Development Boards
We’re incredibly honored to receive the 2024 Governor's NCWorks Award of Distinction for Outstanding Employer! 🎉 This recognition highlights our commitment to creating a supportive workplace and providing valuable opportunities for our team. Thank you to the Centralina Workforce Development Board, NCWorks Career Center of Lincoln County and Lincoln Economic Development Association for this distinction. And to our incredible employees, we couldn’t have achieved this without you! https://lnkd.in/egy2PGvW
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