While Williamson County has retained its position of having the single-lowest unemployment rate in the state for the duration of the pandemic, the state as a whole saw a troubling increase in the number of a weekly unemployment claims, a new study found.
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The Franklin Police Department is currently hiring a school crossing guard.
Mapco, the Franklin-based convenience store chain with nearly 340 stores throughout the Southeastern region of the U.S., will be hosting a National Hiring Day event across all locations Saturday.
Newcomer invested $5.4 million in La Vergne location last year
If the pandemic had never happened, Nashville’s tech scene likely would have grown over the past year. But the economic effects of COVID have catapulted Nashville’s technology scene to heights few would have predicted a year ago.
Tennessee's unemployment rate for the month of October was revealed on Thursday to have dropped to 4.2 percent, the single-lowest monthly unemployment rate since the onset of the pandemic.
The city of Spring Hill is currently seeking qualified applicants for its newest governing body, the Industrial Development Board.
General Motors is currently seeking 120 temporary production workers to join its team at the Spring Hill Plant, and will be holding a hiring event on Tuesday, Nov. 16.
Nashville technology job postings jumped 44 percent year-over-year in the third quarter, according to CompTIA, a trade association focused on IT.
One of the district’s biggest challenges is finding teachers to help with those numbers. Elementary schools are currently short 18 teachers, while middle schools are short eight and high schools down 14.
First responder agencies across Williamson County are currently hiring for a variety of full time and part time positions.
The legislating drew concern from Ford Motor Co. and other business allies bringing jobs to the area.
Each branch is expected to staff a team of eight to 10 new hires from the area as local bankers.
It's the single lowest rate in the state and the lowest level for the county since the onset of the pandemic nearly 19 months ago.
The auto parts manufacturing giant Faurecia announced on Wednesday an additional $18 million investment into its facility in Spring Hill, one that will expand the facility by nearly 100,000 square feet and create 171 new jobs.
Officials with Smith & Wesson Brands Inc. announced Thursday the firearms manufacturing and design company will relocate its headquarters from Springfield, Massachusetts to Maryville, a $125 million effort that will yield 750 jobs.
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