CareerSource Northeast Florida (NEFL) is thrilled to announce the launch of Workforce Wire, a new quarterly newsletter tailored specifically for our valued business and community partners. This publication is designed to keep you informed, inspired, and connected with workforce developments and successes across Northeast Florida.
What’s Inside the First Edition?
The inaugural edition of Workforce Wire highlights powerful stories and critical insights into the workforce landscape of our six-county region. Here are some featured stories you won’t want to miss:
- Customized Training Success: Learn how Clay County Fire & Rescue added 20 new paramedics through our tailored training initiatives.
- Job Seeker Journey: Read the inspiring story of Paul Soto, whose successful nursing career was made possible with CareerSource NEFL’s support.
- Economic Snapshot: Gain access to current regional employment data and economic trends, highlighting the latest shifts in local employment and unemployment rates.
- Event Highlights: Recaps from significant events including Northeast Florida Construction Career Days, the BRAVE Summit in St. Augustine, and other impactful community engagements.
- Upcoming Initiatives: Discover upcoming opportunities, such as our Apprenticeship Accelerator event and Second Chance Hiring Fair, designed to benefit both businesses and job seekers.
Why Workforce Wire?
Workforce Wire isn’t just another newsletter—it’s your essential tool to stay connected with the pulse of the Northeast Florida workforce community. Each edition is carefully crafted to deliver:
- Valuable insights and statistics on employment trends.
- Inspirational success stories from local businesses and job seekers.
- Information on upcoming events, training programs, and partnership opportunities.
Stay Connected
As a partner of CareerSource NEFL, you play a pivotal role in shaping our regional workforce. We encourage you to explore Workforce Wire, share it within your networks, and leverage its insights to help drive collective success across Northeast Florida.
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