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May the workforce be with #DHEWD! Thrilled to have @WileyBeyond join @JobsMoGov team today to discuss the privilege of public service and accountability to our citizens. #MayThe4thBeWithYou #StarWarsDay @MODHEWD #publicServiceRecognitionWeek
It was great to reconnect with the @MODHEWD OWD team in DC! @MardyLeathers takes #NAWBFORUM22 by storm with innovative WF approaches! #MoWorkforce @WileyBeyond
Second day on the job and I got to meet with my Missouri friends. It was so good to meet with you @MardyLeathers! The MO team is doing some amazing work! #MoWorkforce
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Tech apprenticeships grow - an explainer on who pays, who benefits, and ROI for apprentices. Explores new federal data, degree connections, scale: workshift.opencampusmedia.or…
More than 1/3 of jobs today could be automated by 2030! Rural counties in the US are most vulnerable, as reported by @US_EDA. Seems like Workforce AID, customized training and @KansasCommerce has a huge opportunity to support the needs of the state! #KSWorks
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Join us this Wednesday, Feb. 16 at 3:00 p.m. for an informational webinar on the Building a Stronger Economy (BASE) grant. To learn more about this opportunity to develop infrastructure in your community, register now: bit.ly/BaseWebinar2
Congrats to the @KansasCommerce and @LtGovToland for the passage of this monumental bill will allow Commerce to be competitive to win mega economic development projects!! #KSWorks #ecodevo
Today @GovLauraKelly signed APEX. This new tool enhances our ability to compete for game-changing economic development investments. bit.ly/3GHMQjt
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Today we hosted an open house at the new headquarters of Kansas Tourism at the Department of Commerce. @GovLauraKelly’s decision to return Kansas Tourism to Commerce has already borne tremendous fruit... and we are just getting started. @TravelKS #TIAK #ToTheStarsKS
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This morning our Arnold Job Center welcomed @JAGMissouri students from Herculaneum High School. Staff provided resume assistance, shared in best practices for work searches, and helped enroll students in Wagner-Peyser. Great to see students engage with their local MO Job Center!
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Always enjoy catching up with @KCKChamber! Today we talked about some of the huge #WyCoWins we’ve seen over the past couple years and how we can keep that momentum going into 2022 and beyond.
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Tune in Thursday, Feb. 10, at 12:15 p.m. to watch 40 Kansas communities receive Community Development Block Grants. We’ll be live at this link: bit.ly/CDBG2022
.@KansasCommerce Shonda Atwater is sharing the benefits of Registered Apprenticeship and Internships. Work-Based Learning can help expose CTE students to careers while learning transferable skills! #KSWorks #KSApprentice
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The largest private sector investment in Kansas history. That’s what we have in our grasp if we work together. Let’s get APEX passed in #ksleg, and let’s get to work on delivering a big win for Kansans.
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Governors across the country are leveraging #apprenticeship to build thriving and inclusive economies. Be sure to join us on Wed, 02/09 for a webinar that will showcase Governors’ leadership in the apprenticeship space. Register at: nga-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
I may be with a different state-but still talking about Registered Apprenticeship programs! Working with Apprenticeship Director-Shonda Atwater to spread the benefits of investing in Registered Apprenticeships. #KSApprentices
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#Missouri @MODHEWD Director @MardyLeathers spoke to Governors of the disconnect between employers who have trouble finding applicants, and job seekers who can’t find work. #NGAWinterMeeting
While I may no longer be on @MardyLeathers team. I’ll still take a good book recommendation any day from my Missouri friends 🦬. #TeamofTeams #BookClub
Sustainable employment is important for citizens to have success. $45K is a good average salary-in some states and communities. But not all! #workforce #Sustainability
A Wharton School professor asked her students what the average American makes. They did not do well.
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Time is running out to nominate a Kansas exporter for the 2022 Governor's Exporter of the Year award! Nominations accepted until Jan. 31. bit.ly/3oWDAj6

































