South Florida Workforce Investment Board

The South Florida Workforce Investment Board’s Business Incentives Roundtable has been postponed.

Businesses interested in learning how to increase their bottom line and sustain growth in this competitive market are invited to participate in South Florida Workforce Investment Board (SFWIB) Business Incentives Roundtable.

Businesses interested in becoming more profitable and productive are invited to participate in South Florida Workforce Investment Board’s (SFWIB) Business Incentives Roundtable.

The South Florida Workforce Investment Board awards $400,000 in Workforce Investment Act (WIA) training dollars to ensure the region has the talent to meet the needs of the growing life sciences sector, which is critical to the growth of the economy.

A new initiative, “A Campaign of Opportunity” from South Florida Workforce Investment Board aims to help boost job creation, retrain workers for new economic opportunities, and help businesses stay competitive by meeting their workforce needs.

The South Florida Workforce Investment Board (SFWIB) reinforces its commitment to the local business community by awarding Bullet Line, LLC, $50,000 to train over 300 of its employees.

While companies are striving to remain efficient in today’s competitive market, the South Florida Workforce Investment Board and Miami Dade College are offering businesses training for their employees in (LEED).

The South Florida Workforce Investment Board, the Key Largo Chamber of Commerce, Grow Florida, and the Beacon Council have collaborated in offering Business Incentives Roundtables for businesses.

MIAMI, April 18, 2011) — The South Florida Workforce Investment Board (SFWIB) opens new Access Point at the Church of the Open Door in Liberty City to assist area residents with finding employment.

(MIAMI, April 15, 2011) — The South Florida region’s unemployment rate for March 2011 at 12.1. This signifies that 1,323,871 are out of a labor force and there are 160,104 unemployed residents in the region.