Organizations seek to help employees following health facility closures
29 Apr 2024
More than a month after the closures of two Hospital Sisters Health System hospitals, organizations are still working to assist employees laid off by the closures.
One organization working to help those laid off by HSHS and Prevea is the West Central Workforce Development Board.
The West Central Workforce Development Board, also called West Central Works, offers “local input and direction for meeting workforce development goals as outlined in state and federal statutes,” said Debra Nichols, the board’s Vice President of Business Solutions.
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Feb 20 2024The West Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board is helping healthcare workers continue their careers in the Chippewa Valley.The department held a job fair today with more than 75 employers and organizations focused on healthcare and other in-demand occupations and skills.It’s the second job fair that the board has held since...
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