Receive update on city job training programs and initiatives
In Plain English
The Employment and Training Director will report on current programs that help residents find work and learn new skills. Some programs receive funding from the Environmental and Community Investment Agreement, which provides money for community benefits. The update covers what training is available and how many people are participating.
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