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MOED is seeking responses to a Request for Proposals for a research team to conduct an evaluation of the agency’s Diversionary Employment program.

MOED is seeking responses to a Request for Proposals for an accredited occupational skills training provider to provide Certified Peer Recovery Specialist training.

For the past five decades, the YouthWorks program has placed teens and young adults, ages 14 to 21, in summer employment opportunities with private, nonprofit, city, state and government employers.

The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED) is seeking responses to a Request for Proposals for video production services for the agency’s Employer Services Division.

The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED), on behalf of the Baltimore Workforce Development Board (Board), is seeking responses to a Request for Proposals for a One-Stop Operator for Baltimore City’s two American Job Centers.

Baltimore's mayor, Brandon M. Scott, encourages area employers to participate in the City’s summer jobs program, YouthWorks.

Mayor Brandon Scott announced Train Up, a free job training program for Baltimore City residents impacted by COVID-19.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced a partnership between the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development and Lyft, Inc. It's called “Let’s Ride to Work.”

Request for Proposals (RFP) to provide behavioral health services are requested by the Mayor’s Office of Employment Development.

Baltimore's Mayor's Office of Employment Development (MOED) is open to public feedback regarding revisions to the Local Hiring Law (LHL).