Unemployment falls in 119 Kentucky counties in November '14 according to state agency.
Category - Workforce Development
All-online bachelors programs at UofL, WKU help students and businesses by making marketable skills transparent
Employers like ability to flex workforce as demand changes; employees can 'try out’ jobs then seek full-time status
Kentucky public and private sectors teaming up to train skilled workforce big enough for advanced manufacturing needs
With a focus on science instruction, Kentucky college and university system gets OK for campus upgrades
Traditional liberal arts college’s labor program also teaches the ‘soft’ skills in demand today
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