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TUSCALOOSA, Alabama (Made in Alabama)— Canada-based Epsilon Industries, a manufacturer of modular construction systems, plans to open a production facility in Tuscaloosa through a project that will create 180 jobs, according to the Tuscaloosa County Economic Development Authority (TCEDA).

Tuscaloosa (WVUA 23)- Nearly 200 high-paying manufacturing jobs are coming to Tuscaloosa, as the Tuscaloosa County Economic Development Authority announced Thursday that off-site construction system manufacturer Epsilon Industries will be building its latest facility here.

TUSCALOOSA (Yellowhammer) — Canada-based Epsilon Industries, a manufacturer of modular construction systems, plans to open a production facility in Tuscaloosa through a project that will create 180 jobs, according to the Tuscaloosa County Economic Development Authority (TCEDA).

Tuscaloosa News- A new online portal aims to help job-seekers who have criminal backgrounds find employment opportunities in West Alabama. The Building Hope website launched in mid-March at buildinghopeal.com.

Tuscaloosa Thread- The punishment for individuals convicted of or charged with a crime isn't always concluded with the completion of a sentence or court order program. Many still struggle to find work long after their debts to society are repaid via the criminal justice system.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - Elected leaders and workforce development in west Alabama are uniting to give more job opportunities to a group that often finds it harder to get hired than most – those with arrests or convictions.

HALE COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - People looking for jobs in West Alabama may be able to find them at an upcoming hiring event on Thursday. Feb. 23, in Greensboro.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - West Alabama’s first big hiring event of 2023 is now just one day away.

West Alabama Works has partnered with the City of Aliceville to help companies looking to hire the best people possible for many unfilled positions.

WVUA 23 and the Murphy African American Museum are honoring Alabamians who have made a difference every day in February. Profiles of Alabama Hidden History is sponsored by BankFirst.