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SCDEW: $6.3 billion in unemployment benefits paid since March 2020

As of June 7, SC DEW's total payout to claimants since March 15, 2020 is $6.3 billion of which $3.6 billion is FPUC funding.

LIST: Largest employers in the Upstate

These businesses encompass the health care, state and federal government, manufacturing, retail, education and utility sectors.

OTM: BRIGHT+CO Works Marketing hires fourth intern through LaunchGVL program

LaunchGVL works to pair students from schools such as Berea and Carolina high schools with graduates of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce’s Minority Business Accelerator program.

Pandemic Unemployment Assistance documentation due May 5

The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce announced the deadline for claimants to submit documentation for Pandemic Unemployment Assistance is May 5. Any person who is currently receiving PUA…

NEXT’s 2020 impact report shows 238 new jobs and $28.6 million in new capital raised

Salary-wise, NEXT-supported jobs continue to outpace Greenville County’s median, with average pay sitting at just under $80,000 — or 1.6 times the median.

Food Lion to host two job fairs to fill 65 open positions in Upstate area stores

All interested applicants must register for a specific interview time at one of the job fairs' registration links

SC DEW, SC Works Veterans Services and Operation Palmetto Employment to host virtual job fair

Registration is required to attend the virtual event.

The List: Largest headquarters in the Upstate

The corporations have divisional, regional, North American, national and/or international headquarters within the area.

Spectrum hiring 150 representatives at Simpsonville sales center

Spectrum announced Feb. 11 plans to hire 150 full-time representatives at its Simpsonville sales call center over the next several months.

Clemson University sprouting entrepreneurs from across disciplines

Combining chemistry knowledge and a personal interest in beauty and skin care, Clemson University student Nia Grant is utilizing the university's resources to launch her company, Purpose Cosmetics Co.