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Guest Post: Preparing for Recovery? Remember Rural Places.

Looking to the road to recovery from this moment, the time is now to invest in high-quality job training and skilling opportunities for residents of rural communities to prepare for the workforce of the future. Unfortunately, investment has been lacking. As outlined in a recent Stanford Social Innovation Review article, Read more

By Workforce Matters, 5 years ago July 20, 2021
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