Did you know the Utah Department of Workforce Services holds weekly Virtual Workshops, tailored just for job seekers? Every Tuesday at 1:00 p.m., job hunters can visit jobs.utah.gov to find the position they love. These workshops promise to help participants learn job search success strategies, including professional branding, accessing job search tools and resources, effectively […]

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Learn how to save money, boost revenue, and build long-term success Layton City’s Community and Economic Development department is hosting a free Small Business Seminar focused on Customer Retention Strategies. This session will be held on Wednesday, May 8th, 2024 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM at the Layton City Center Building Employee Training Room […]

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The Business Resource Center at Davis Tech is hosting a Small Business Showcase to celebrate National Small Business Week (April 28th – May 4th, 2024)! The theme for this year’s event is “Inspiring Innovation and Unleashing Potential,” and it’s open to both businesses and community members. Here’s what you can expect: Small Business Panel (May […]

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In December of 2014, the Boeing Company approached Utah to create a workforce development program to build its talent pipeline and fill high-demand jobs shared across multiple Utah aerospace companies. Talent Ready Utah is the impressive result of this request – an operational program designed to improve the workforce in Utah by bringing together businesses […]

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YouScience Brightpath is a platform designed to help students discover their strengths and interests, and then connect them to educational and career paths that are a good fit.  It’s aimed at middle and high school students. YouScience also helps local employers access a pool of students with relevant skills, aiding informed hiring decisions. Here are […]

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Help improve your city! The Utah Wellbeing Project is asking Layton residents for their input. What’s the goal?  We want to understand how people in Layton are doing and how wellbeing differs across Utah communities.  This will help city leaders make informed decisions. Who can participate? Adults (18+) who live in Layton, full-time or part-time. […]

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