... successful candidate MUST be pursuing their degree or have graduated within the past 12 months. The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services encourages applicants, (who are not current HP employees) to contact the local state office for information ...

... sector, but it remained well below the double-digit jobless rate clobbering many other states. The Arkansas Department of Workforce Service said Friday that the state's rate increase two-tenths of a percentage point in June. It remains ...

... while the national rate for the month went up four-tenths of a percentage point to 8.9 percent. The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services says the state's labor force had a net decrease of 500. The department says the Arkansas unemployment ...

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... graduated within the past 12 months. Relocation benefits are not offered for this role. The Arkansas Department of Workforce Services encourages applicants for this job to contact the local state office for pre-employment training ...

... numbers grew to 39,239 by the end of the first quarter 2007 (the most current numbers published by the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services). That's 4,407 new jobs in a 27 month period. Few counties in our nation have enjoyed that type ...

... AP) Arkansas' unemployment rate fell from 5.6 percent in January to 5 percent in February, the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services said Friday. "Although the decrease of six-tenths of a percentage point in the unemployment rate ...

... understood." Fiddler said he did not believe the local economy is struggling, saying that according to the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services, central Arkansas is growing faster than anywhere in the state, and that "obviously a large part ...

... Operation: KARE - Katrina Assistance Relief Effort - program, said Kimberly Friedman, spokeswoman for the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services. But Friedman said more refugees have walked in off the street to Workforce Services offices without ...

Natural gas development in the Fayetteville Shale could potentially generate $5.5 billion for Arkansas' economy through 2008, along with nearly 10,000 jobs and $358 million in state and local tax revenue, a highly anticipated University of Arkansas study released Wednesday projected. The six-month study was funded by ...