Positions ranging from registered nurses to crew leaders to customer service representatives will be available, with one company hoping to hire close to 200 people.

This is a story about the Technical College System of Georgia working with the state’s workforce development office to better the lives of Georgians while filling in-demand jobs.

Around 450 positions will be filled and on-the-spot interviews and job offers will be awarded for those who meets the needs of what the company is looking for.

The Technical College of Georgia institution will not only hold a traditional job fair, but it will open up its classroom and host free classes the same day.

Manufacturing, healthcare, sales, and retail positions will be on the menu as more than 25 local employers will be present at the job fair.

Software developers are in desperate need across the nation and in Georgia specifically, and coding bootcamps are hoping to help fill the talent gap.

Multiple productions just announced calls for crew applications. Click the link to find out which ones are open and how to apply. There's also a casting call!

More than 60 employers will be on hand plus you can get information on Oconee Fall Line Technical College programs.

Most of the positions are part-time, but health benefits are included and UPS likes to promote from within.

Breaking into the film industry is difficult, but the Georgia Film Academy can help you land a gig with open positions like the ones seeking workers right now.

Healthcare jobs are in demand... but is the workforce ready for them? If not, what can we do to help? These questions and more were brought up last month.

Some of these will require intense on-the-job training, but these jobs don't require a bachelor's degree and they pay extremely well.

No matter where you go in the state you'll hear the same thing from those in the construction industry: We need more skilled labor. Well, Chattahoochee Tech is here to help.

Most of these salaries require you to work for around five years, but that means if you land one right out of high school you'll earn great money before you can rent a car.

The new facility will be completed by April of 2019, and the $55 million investment is seen as a sign of things to come for the Highway 98 Corridor.

The best part of the news is the facility is already built and will be operational in August of this year.

We wrote about an influx of solar energy jobs coming to Georgia last year, and this announcement has proven that correct.

Truck driving jobs are going unfilled at alarming rates, but these positions pay well and they're here to stay.

More productions are casting and hiring crew-members and that could mean a new job for you in this booming and exciting industry.

More than 6,300 youth from metro Atlanta and surrounding areas registered for the 100,000 Opportunities job fair that took place in early May. The event was designed to engage, educate and hire Georgians between the ages of 16 and 24