The Merrimack Valley Workforce Investment Board is composed of knowledgeable and influential business and community leaders who are appointed by the Mayor of Lawrence on behalf of the fifteen communities that make up the region.

The board serves as the oversight and policy-making body for federally funded employment and training services in the region. The board also has the broader role of addressing critical labor market issues and developing strategic partnerships with local leaders in economic development, the K-12 and higher education system, government agencies, chambers of commerce, community-based and labor organizations.

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MVWIB Unemployment Charts
for December 2011

DIRECTIONS TO MVWIB

MINUTES|MVWIB CALENDAR|RESOURCES & REFERENCE

**Request for Bids Public Notice**

60 Hour Deconstruction Training IFB
Questions & Answers
Click here to view the Q&A


Potential Bidders for the 60 Hour Deconstruction Training IFB:
Please know that upon request in writing, a chapter of the BMRA manual will be sent to the bidder as a reference (this is copyright protected material). To request a copy please email Corina Ruiz at cruiz@mvwib.org or fax (978) 794-1901.

Manufacturing Hourly Compensation
Costs in the United States

Information on State Graduation Rates

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will fund a green jobs training program for the Merrimack Valley

Lower Merrimack Valley Workforce Investment Area’s Annual Plan for
Fiscal Year 2012

To view the Merrimack Valley Workforce Investment Board's State Certified and Approved High Performing Workforce Board Re-submission please click on the link below
MVWIB's HPWB