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Job Postings
Maryland Workforce Exchange
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Jobs can be posted at no cost using the Maryland Workforce Exchange (MWE) website.
Please click on the links below to view the job flyer. Each job flyer has an assigned number. Additional job information can be found by entering the job number in the "Search Jobs" box on the MWE website.
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Please note: The numbers listed at the end of each link indicate when the job closes.
Maryland Apprenticeship Tax Credit
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Maryland’s Apprenticeship Tax Credit is available to employers who hire new Registered Apprentices.
Details regarding the new Maryland Apprenticeship Tax Credit are summarized below:
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Employers will continue to be able to claim the credit for new Registered Apprentices.
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Employers can now also claim the credit for certain Youth Apprentices.
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For employers to qualify, their Youth Apprentices must have had employment with the taxpayer for at least 450 hours of the taxable year OR employment for Registered Apprentices with the employer for at least seven full months of the taxable year.
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For each eligible Registered Apprentice, an employer can claim a credit of $3,000. For each eligible Youth Apprentice, an employer can claim a credit of $1,000.
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Each employer/taxpayer may claim up to a maximum of $15,000 in credit per taxable year.
For more information, visit the Maryland Department of Labor website.
Businesses and job seekers interested in apprenticeships are also invited to email info@mdapprenticeship.com or call
410-767-2246.
Partnership for Workforce Quality (PWQ)
PWQ provides matching training grants and support services targeted to improve the competitive position of small and mid-sized manufacturing and technology companies. Grants are used to increase the skills of existing workers for new technologies and production processes, improve employee productivity and increase employment stability.
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For More information, visit the Maryland Department of Commerce website.
Community Development - Funding and Support Programs
For more information, visit the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Grant, Loan, and Tax Credit Program website.
Maryland Small Business Development Financing Authority (MSBDFA)
​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​MSBDFA promotes the viability and expansion of all small businesses in Maryland. It has a focus on businesses owned by economically and socially disadvantaged entrepreneurs. MSBDFA uses include working capital, supplies and materials, machinery and equipment acquisition, acquisition of real estate, and leasehold improvements. Other uses include the purchase of an existing business or obtaining bid, financing of contracts, which receive the majority of their funding from federal, state, local government, or regulated utilities. MSBDFA can also provide bid, payment, and performance bid, payment, and surety bonds.
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For more information, visit the Maryland Department of Commerce website.
ExportMD Program
​​​​The ExportMD Program helps to offset some of the costs of marketing internationally for Maryland's small and mid-sized companies. ​​​​Maryland companies that receive an ExportMD Award are eligible for up to $5,000 in reimbursement for expenses associated with an international marketing project. The program is funded in part through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.​ Traditionally, many companies used the funds to offset travel expenses related to international marketing, but the funds can be applied for other marketing initiatives, ranging from website development to registration costs for virtual trade shows and missions. Companies that do not qualify for the ExportMD program can still receive other forms of assistance through the Maryland Office of International Investment and Trade​ (OIIT)​. Please contact the office to learn what resources may be available to your firm.
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For more information, visit the Maryland Department of Commerce website.
Small Business Reserve Program Increase
The statewide goal for the Small Business Reserve (SBR) Program increased from 15% to 20%, effective Oct 1,2024. The SBR Program provides small businesses with the opportunity to participate as prime contractors. Eligible small business vendors can receive same day certification through eMaryland Marketplace Advantage (eMMA), the state's online vendor platform and bid board. Get certified here.
Business Training Opportunities & Business Resources
Looking for Data?
The Maryland State Economic Dashboard provides quick and easy access to demographic, economic, and social data for all Maryland counties and Baltimore City.
AI for Small Business 101
How to Get Started tips from U.S. Chamber
Free Ag Training
to help grow your business from Chesapeake Agriculture Innovation Center (CAIC) in Easton.​
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Emerging Business Program is for businesses achieving scalability through years 2-5. Designed to protect successful businesses against failing while assisting them with fundraising for scaling operations. Starts March 1. Enroll here.
UM Shore Regional Health Career Opportunities
UM Shore Regional Health
Join us for Talent Tuesdays and be a part of a team that collaborates to
offer greater health care for our communities! This in-person event
will be held in the lobby of the University of Maryland Shore Regional
Medical Center.
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WHEN: Every Second Tuesday of the Month
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WHERE: 219 S. Washington Street, Easton
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TIME: 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
**No registration required**
For more information view UM Shore Regional Health's flyer
Maryland Apprenticeship & Training Program (MATP)
The Maryland Department of Labor's Apprenticeship Locator page is a useful resource for those interested in becoming an apprentice or for those interested in hiring an apprentice.
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For more information, visit the Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Program (MATP) website.
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