North Dakota employers and community organizations can apply for matching grants to recruit, retain and integrate foreign-born workers (New Americans). First come, first served until funds are awarded by June 30, 2027; amount not published.
Supports eligible North Dakota employers and community-based organizations in recruiting, retaining and integrating New Americans, including improving employer preparedness to hire foreign-born workers and community integration activities. The program is open and applications are reviewed first-come, first-served until all funds are awarded by June 30, 2027; match requirements apply. Amount not published.
Eligible employers and community-based organizations in North Dakota
Match requirements apply and are verified by the Division
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