Idaho News & Events

A few years ago, Idahoans couldn’t find a job. Now employers may not be able to find workers.

The numbers still aren’t what they should be

Department of Commerce Director Jeff Sayer said his department currently has "a whole pipeline" of as-yet undisclosed projects that could create 2,000 new jobs and $400 million in investments.

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If Idaho can’t attract or keep capital or talented workers here, then that’s an issue. So let’s find a way to create a sound, predictable business environment where capital isn’t afraid to come, stay and grow in Idaho.

Entrepreneurs who set up shop in Boise, Idaho, say it’s not just a city… it’s a sweet spot.

The pilot project could spur economic development in the Treasure Valley, the university said.

In addition to the recent layoffs, 114 people have taken voluntary separations and 60 employees have left through attrition.

This year’s Boise Code Camp will be hosted by the computer science department in the College of Engineering at Boise State University and is organized by a group of tech professionals led by Scott Nichols.

Leadership Boise exposes the city’s business and nonprofit leaders to a community they may not even know exists.