MVPC is hosting a Workforce Panel Webinar for Merrimack Valley manufacturers to assist in addressing and discussing workforce challenges.
Workforce Panel Webinar for Merrimack Valley Manufacturers
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Unemployment Snapshot: Merrimack Valley July ’21
The Merrimack Valley July unemployment numbers are in, and trending relatively steady since June, with slight upticks in a few communities.
MVPC Staff Joins LEADS Merrimack Valley Cohort
Nate Robertson of MVPC joins 65 peers in LEADS Merrimack Valley Cohort, a program expanding capacity, connection & capital in Gateway Cities
MVPC Launches Free Assistance Program for Small Businesses
Merrimack Valley Strong will help small businesses recover from COVID-19 and become more resilient by pairing them with local business advisors to assist with accessing federal and state grants, operations, accounting, marketing, and more at WeAreMV.com
Unemployment Snapshot: Merrimack Valley June 2021
The Merrimack Valley June unemployment numbers are in and they bring good news! Community numbers are the lowest since their peak in May 2020, despite being double the pre-pandemic rate, progress is being made.
Unemployment Snapshot: Merrimack Valley May 2021
The Merrimack Valley May unemployment numbers are in and they show an uptick in non-seasonally adjusted numbers, however, seasonally adjusted numbers statewide have dropped.
Unemployment Snapshot: April 2021
An update of the unemployment snapshot for April ’21 with the latest numbers still trending down across the Merrimack Valley.
In Case You Missed It: North Andover Housing Forum Recap
A discussion of the North Andover Housing Forum and the topics covered by MVPC, MHP, and the Town of North Andover.
MVPC Regional Review – May Issue
Check out MVPC’s monthly Regional Review for the latest Grant announcements and activities including upcoming virtual online events, meetings, and workshops in the Merrimack Valley.
Unemployment Snapshot: Merrimack Valley March ’21
Unemployment continues to trend downward across the Merrimack Valley. In March, the state unemployment rate dropped from 7.1% to 6.8%, with similar decreases seen in the cities and towns across our region. That unemployment rate, however, still stands at more than double the pre-pandemic rate.