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Supply, demand drive work force development.(Brief Article)
The term "work force development" crosses many lips these days and won't disappear quickly.
Work force development remains popular because of the imbalance between supply and demand in the work force. The skills needed in the new economy do not match up with the skills held by many.
Discussions are taking place at the national, state and local level that focus on how the educational system should be responding to the need for new workers with new skills in order to meet the demands of the labor market.
The definition of work force development needs expansion to include redevelopment and continuous development to place additional emphasis on other aspects of development.
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- Work-force training agencies reconfigured.(Washington state's work-force...
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Magazine article from: Puget Sound Business Journal
Erb, George
June 23, 2000
700+ words
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- Bill addresses work-force development.
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News wire article from: Grand Forks Herald (Grand Forks, ND)
May 2, 2007
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- Bill on work force development moving ahead quickly.(Brief Article)
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Magazine article from: The Business Journal (Serving Greater Tampa Bay)
CARSON, KELLY
March 17, 2000
700+ words
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- House tackling work force development programs.(Brief Article)(Statistical...
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Magazine article from: The Business Journal (Serving Greater Tampa Bay)
CARSON, KELLY
April 21, 2000
700+ words
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- First work-force development board is in place in central N.M.
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Newspaper article from: The Albuquerque Tribune (Albuquerque, NM)
March 24, 2000
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