Setting a Course for Wisconsin's Future Workforce

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11 May 2023


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Bold headlines and bright ideas took center stage in La Crosse recently as some 200 workforce experts, employers, and educators joined Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Secretary-designee Amy Pechacek, Wisconsin Technical College System President Morna K. Foy; and nine other cabinet agency leaders to focus on workforce priorities and removing barriers.

The free event, part of the Winning with Wisconsin's Workforce series, featured small group discussions on workforce development services and support; housing and neighborhood investment; talent attraction and retention; health care licensing; veterans initiatives; ag industry jobs; healthcare and the workforce; childcare; justice-involved workers; and broadband.

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