The Partnership to Deliver Good Jobs
Good Jobs Southeastern Pennsylvania is a collaboration of local businesses, workforce development boards, local chambers of commerce, community based organizations and other key stakeholders to build a diverse pipeline of local talent for high-growth occupations.
Learn How You Can Participate
The Backbone Organizations:
The three organizations at the core of this program are:
One of the nation’s most successful workforce development organizations over the last 10 years. Specializing in the Healthcare/Life Sciences sector.
The mission is to foster increased labor management cooperation in Southeastern PA. Specializing in the Infrastructure sector.
Aims to be a catalyst for the growth of a robust, equitable, diverse clean energy economy in Philadelphia. Specializing in the Energy sector.
Program Overview
Employers lead the way by identifying the job opportunities available and co-designing training curriculum to make sure the skills needed for each job are incorporated. Some of the top training providers in the area are an integral part of ensuring that each trainee is ready-to-go upon completion.
The four sectors that are part of Good Jobs Southeastern Pennsylvania are:
Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomists, and more.
Clinical Research Coordinator, Laboratory Technician, Quality Control Inspectors, and more.
Highway Maintenance Worker, Industrial Machinery Mechanic, Operating Engineer, Welder, and more.
Electrician, Energy Auditor, HVAC Mechanic and Installer, Insulation Worker, and more.
Program Overview
Employers lead the way by identifying the job opportunities available and co-designing training curriculum to make sure the skills needed for each job are incorporated. Some of the top training providers in the area are an integral part of ensuring that each trainee is ready-to-go upon completion.
The four sectors that are part of Good Jobs Southeastern Pennsylvania are:
Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomists, and more.
Clinical Research Coordinator, Laboratory Technician, Quality Control Inspectors, and more.
Highway Maintenance Worker, Industrial Machinery Mechanic, Operating Engineer, Welder, and more.
Electrician, Energy Auditor, HVAC Mechanic and Installer, Insulation Worker, and more.
Everything You Need to Know
| Employer | |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | Companies located in Southeastern PA in the Healthcare/Life Sciences, Infrastructure and Energy Sectors. |
| Where are the jobs located? | The following counties: Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, and Philadelphia |
| What type of jobs are available? | Quality jobs in the Energy, Healthcare/Life Sciences, and Infrastructure sectors ranging from Laboratory Technicians and Certified Nursing Assistants to Welders and HVAC installers. |
| Who are the backbone organizations? | The Skills Initiative (TSI), Philadelphia Labor Management (PALM), and Philadelphia Energy Authority (PEA) |
| What are the benefits? |
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| How to apply for the program? | It’s easy to get started |
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FAQs
Backbone organizations can serve as an industry point of contact for the training sessions funded by Good Jobs Challenge.
Yes, through incumbent worker training models.
On-The-Job training wage reimbursements are available.
Please reach out to your local county PA CareerLink office for services.
For purposes of the Good Jobs Challenge: “Sectoral partnership” is defined as a partnership of employers from the same industry that join with other strategic partners to collaboratively design sector strategies that train and place workers into good jobs that the employers need filled and intend to fill through the partnership. The strategic partners can include: government, education institutions (including community and technical colleges), training organizations, economic development organizations, workforce development organizations, unions, union federations, worker-serving organizations, labor management partnerships, industry associations, employer-serving organizations, faith-based organizations, and/or community-based organizations. A sectoral partnership is focused on one specific industry within an identified economic region and one or more specific roles within that industry.
This site was prepared by Philadelphia Works, Inc. using Federal funds under award ED22HDQ3070127 from Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Economic Development Administration or the U.S. Department of Commerce.
