The Australian company will have a research and development lab in operation by the end of July.

Georgia Department of Labor partners with state education advocates to help laid-off workers.

Texas-based Pilgrim's Pride Corp. on Thursday reported plans to re-open its chicken processing plant in Douglas by January 2011.

The state Commerce Department announced on Thursday that MCA Media is investing more than $12 million to put its headquarters in a former mill building in Graniteville.

Plans for building a wave of nuclear reactors would create a need for 12,000 to 21,000 new workers.

The Georgia Department of Labor has announced a job fair for employers, veterans and others.

US Fibers, a recycler of PET Post Industrial and Post Consumer material, has announced it will be expanding the Edgefield County facility.

A South Carolina-based textile company plans to bring 40 administrative jobs from LaGrange, Georgia to Spartanburg.

Sanford's announcement on Tuesday comes three weeks after he signed legislation creating a new Workforce Department that's part of his Cabinet. The law was designed to overhaul the troubled Employment Security Commission.

A job training program aimed at getting people who live in communities affected by hazardous waste back to work

The Employment Security Commission said Friday that March's rate was down from a revised 12.4 percent in February.

Just 3 months after fire destroyed the Timbermen plant in Camak, company leaders say a new building is in place and employees are returning to work.

170 people are being interviewed this week for Plant Vogtle Construction jobs.

An April Hooters Tour event is not affected by the closing of Savannah Lakes Resort, a popular vacation destination on Lake Thurmond, South Carolina, near McCormick

The rate is up one-tenth of a percentage point from the 10.4 percent reported in January.

The Augusta Census Office is joining forces with the University of Phoenix for a job fair.

The best part of News 12's Find Me a Job phone bank is that we're able to help the people who call in. That's true for one woman who picked up the phone the last time around.

The Reduction in Force policy dictates how the board goes about laying off teachers. It's always been in place, but now, with more cuts expected, board members are taking a closer look at it.

If you're unemployed, the Census could be the way to get a job, even if it's temporary.

Expansion of a Newberry plant could mean up to 500 jobs.

The programs are about to expand, to Richmond and Burke counties. It comes at a perfect time as The Southern Company plans to hire many construction jobs for Plant Vogtle -- up to 3,500 jobs, says project manager David Jones.

Some employers are actually hiring. But people outnumber the jobs, and employers are tightening their standards.

Work is going on right now to expand two nuclear power plants: one in Georgia and the other in South Carolina. Both projects are creating a lot of jobs.

The jobs are out there, all over the CSRA, but you have to know where to look to find the job. You also have to be sure to be touch up on all of your qualities so don't be afraid of getting help from employment professionals for free.

There was a time when Terri Anderson would have been in front of this desk at the Aiken One Stop workforce center. In 2008 she lost her job at a local bank after nearly 20 years. But with that job loss came an opportunity.