Workforce Partnerships

Workforce Partnerships are at the center of the SkillWorks initiative. These partnerships focus on specific industry sectors, bringing together employers, nonprofit agencies, educational institutions, labor unions, and the government to:

  1. Provide effective training to those entering the workforce and to workers stuck in jobs with little opportunity for advancement; and
  1. To make sure that employers have workers who meet their needs.

Phase III Workforce Partnerships

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SkillWorks' Summer 2017 Newsletter is Out!

We've been BUSY, so our latest newsletter is chock-full of exciting news, updates and insights. Plus, we've compiled some great news and other content from our partners and workforce folks throughout our networks.

Check it out!


SkillWorks releases NEW 4-Year Plan (2018-2021)!

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SkillWorks in the news: In recent Boston Business Journal ViewPoint article, SkillWorks Executive Director, Marybeth Campbell, highlights the need to rethink workforce development for a diverse 21st-century workforce.

Download the full article: Lets bring tech into the 21st century


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