Workforce Lunch N' Learn

4 Jan 2017

Newsletter, Workforce

Greater Fremont Development Council

to host businesses for a

WORKFORCE LUNCH N' LEARN

11:45-1:00 | Thursday, January 26, 2017

Location: Fremont Health | Health Park Plaza, 3rd Floor, Auditorium

Heartland Workforce Solutions and Metropoliltan Community College

will present on the WorkReady Communities initiative and National Career Readiness Certificates.

Plan to send a company representative. This initiative may help your company find

qualified candidates to fill positions! We want to hear from you!

A recent article in the Omaha World Herald gives an excellent overview.

Read HERE.

Heartland Workforce Solutions & MCC want to partner with Fremont employers so be sure to RSVP today!

No cost but we ask that you please RSVP to help with lunch count.

RSVP to Therese.Hoyle@fremontecodev.org

Special thanks to Fremont Health for sponsoring the lunch.

Bullet points from www.workreadycommunities.org:

Businesses and industries can learn exactly what foundational skills are needed for a productive workforce and can easily communicate their needs to job seekers
Educators can close skills gaps via tools integrated into career pathways with stackable, industry-recognized credentials
Individuals can understand what skills employers require and how to prepare for career success

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