Finding new learning tools tailored to front-line workers can be a blind spot for many organizations. Simply put, front-line workers do not have the same learning and development (L&D) options available to them as desk-bound workers.
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Workcred has received a three-year grant from the ECMC Foundation to offer community colleges an affordable, scalable approach to align degrees with industry needs.
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If tech companies do not restructure policies to better serve the diverse needs of a diverse workforce population, retention will suffer.