The unemployment rate has hit a new low, dropping to 3.4%, marking an improvement in Guam's job market. And while this is a positive shift for our economy, local job seekers are still facing challenges. The decline marks a 0.7% decrease from the last year
Guam unemployment down 0.7%, work continues for meaningful jobs
The unemployment rate has hit a new low, dropping to 3.4%, marking an improvement in Guam's job market. And while this is a positive shift for our economy, local job seekers are still facing challenges. The decline marks a 0.7% decrease from the last year
Parents voice concern with continuing double-session at John F. Kennedy High
Parents at the Home of the Islanders are raising their voices, challenging the status quo of the double-session schedule between John F. Kennedy and Simon Sanchez high schools. Many are left asking: what does the future hold for students? It's clear: the
Four GVB board directors re-elected, commit to continue tourism recovery
Four familiar faces remain on the board at the Guam Visitors Bureau. These board of directors were re-elected yesterday and will continue their work to revive the lagging tourism industry. With no other candidates nominated, four directors remain in their
GEB vice-chair proposes turning GDOE HQ into temporary home for Sanchez Sharks
At three stories and over 80,000 square feet, could the Guam Department of Education’s Central Offices in Tiyan be the solution for Simon Sanchez High School students still without a permanent campus? It’s an idea proposed by Guam Education Bo
