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[educatinalcourse]

When searching for an HR course in Pune, consider several key factors to ensure you select the best program. Look for a curriculum that covers core HR functions such as recruitment, employee relations, and performance management. Prioritize courses that offer practical, hands-on training through internships or real-world projects. Check if the course is recognized by industry bodies and offers certification that is valued by employers. Additionally, assess the qualifications and experience of the instructors. Finally, consider the flexibility of the course schedule and the availability of support services, such as career counseling and placement assistance.

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Cost Management Strategies for Industrial Scaffolding Projects

Effective cost management for industrial scaffolding projects involves several strategic approaches. Firstly, precise project planning is crucial, ensuring accurate material estimates and labor needs to avoid overspending. Utilizing advanced software for project management can help in tracking expenses and identifying potential cost overruns early.

[voiceofnickg]

Workforce Training: Navigating Workforce Training Amidst Budget Constraints

Introduction: Hello to all the savvy forklift owners in Malaysia! 🇲🇾 We know that training your workforce while balancing the budget can be a tough nut to crack. But guess what? You can turn this challenge into an opportunity for growth. Today, we’re diving into the world of workforce training – let’s explore cost-effective ways to upskill your team, enhance productivity, and keep those forklifts…

[leveluplms]

🚀 Boost Workforce Excellence 🌟

With Levelup advanced online training, empower employees to manage schedules and excel in skill development. Our LMS sparks engagement and delivers top-notch training. Elevate your team with LevelupLMS training! 💼🔥

[nycannabistimes]

#Repost @nycannabisworkforce ・・・ Thank you all for joining us for last week's Cannabis Plant Science session! We're excited to be back this Wednesday, February 8th 6pm-7:30pm for Session 3: Cannabis Legalization and What it Means for You. If you haven't registered, make sure to sign up, we have our first two sessions available on-demand to catch up! Register now at cannabisworkforce.org and get started on your career in the #cannaworkforce ! #cannabisworkforceinitiative #workforcedevelopmentinstitute #nyccannabis #nyscannabis #workforcetraining (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoYRt9DMflf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Susquehanna Workforce Network Manufacturing

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[ARTICLE 📍🌍🏙] United States (AMNGLOBAL) 'Why would white people who did not finish high school always have lower unemployment rates than Blacks, even as Black people increased their levels of educational attainment?' -- #WSpriggs Black Unemployment Matters Just as Much as White Unemployment https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/19/opinion/black-unemployment-federal-reserve.html?smid=tw-share Cc: #dukeaaas #newideas #education #blackunemployment #laborforce #trainingmotivation #labormarketing #workforcetraining #unemploymentbenefit #unitedstatesofamerica #usa (at United States of America) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRm2vqfnAUu/?utm_medium=tumblr

[dawnkinard]

I want to send a very special thank you to Mrs Earnestine Peete for inviting me to participate in the Influential Leaders of TN at Memphis Leadership Training Institute program; along with my dear friends for three generations, former City Councilman Rickey Peete, TN House Representative Joe Towns, and not pictured City Council Woman Patrice Robinson; what a great institution offering students important and much needed skills; mechanical, cosmetology, animal science labs, office administration and many other programs! Our City is in dire need of trained individuals in all these areas of trade! Work force development should be a top priority for our City! I look forward to working with these leaders to support these important initiatives! I also want to say that every student was above outstanding; courteous, engaging and with lots of questions! #leadersoftomorrow #workforcedevelopment #tradeschool #buildingabettercity #leadership #leadershipisnotjustaposition #901memphis #901 #leadership #leadershipdevelopment #workforcetraining #leadershipquotes #leadershipsummit https://www.instagram.com/p/BuzE6eiAjmO/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=mvxdcc3yu4f1

[k12academics]

Simformotion LLC #peoria #il #illinois #skilledtrades #workforcetraining #workreadytraining #heavyequipmenttraining #heavyequipmentsimulators https://www.instagram.com/p/Btq1mulhaa9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=bdchdrpj3v03

[foodbankofde]

Congratulations to class 12 of The Culinary School at the Food Bank of Delaware in Milford! We are so proud of you! #culinaryarts #culinary #culinaryschool #workforcedevelopment #workforcetraining #graduation (at Food Bank of Delaware)

[naturecoaster]

Phoenix Rising seeks Participants for Employment

Phoenix Rising is an alternative education and construction trade program that seeks to revitalize economically-challenged areas in Pasco and Hernando Counties while making a positive difference in the lives of young adults. Any young adult age 18-24, out-of-school, willing to work, who would like to learn new construction skills can apply to be part of this dynamic program offering weekly pay, free training, job skill credentials, and job placement assistance.  If the candidate is out-of-school and does not have their high school diploma, we may enroll them in the online Penn Foster high school diploma program as well. Through Phoenix Rising, income-eligible participants receive hands-on and classroom training designed to develop workforce skills that lead to employment. A key feature of the program involves construction of Habitat for Humanity homes for deserving families in Pasco and Hernando Counties. Additionally, participants may earn their high school diploma as well as industry-recognized certifications while receiving weekly participation payments. The program length is about 12 weeks long and the Phoenix Rising program 12 young adults to start in late September.  Upon graduation, they would have completed construction training to include most aspects of building a home from the ground up, and earn other credentials to help leverage for construction related employment, or other meaningful employment. Participants must be willing to travel to and from the Dade City construction site where they will help to build a Habitat for Humanity home. Major funding for the project comes from CareerSource Pasco-Hernando through Federal and State funding with the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). In addition to funding, CareerSource Pasco-Hernando and its youth services provider, Eckerd Connects Workforce Development, will select program participants, assign career coaches to help oversee the program, and provide classroom employability training. Phoenix Rising was originally spearheaded by former Chief Sam Williams and the Ocala Police Department; construction began on the first home in 2011. The program has assisted in the building of 13 Habitat homes in Marion and Citrus counties, with 157 young adults contributing to its success. This success has led to expansion to the Pasco and Hernando Counties to launch the first group in October 2018. Since the program started in 2011, 147 of the 157 Phoenix Rising participants have completed the program. Collectively, they have earned over 300 industry recognized credentials, more than 60 high school diplomas or GEDs and, to date, 138 have entered employment or enrolled in postsecondary programs. The Phoenix Rising program model has become a national model of what communities can build when public/private partners work together. It has earned recognition from the Florida League of Cities and the National League of Cities, Harvard's School of Business and Habitat for Humanity International's highest honor, the Clarence E. Jordan Award for creativity and innovation in building homes and communities. For information and to apply for the Phoenix Rising program, contact Brian Conard at 352-789-1792 or bconard@eckerd.org Read the full article

[allianceinsights]

Three things workforce development programs can do to help participants improve their health

Amongst the mix of life skills classes that a new program is offering to out-of-school youth in Union County, New Jersey, is a subject that is rather unusual in workforce training programs: Healthy living.

The other subjects being offered by the Union County board of Chosen Freeholders’ Second Chance program are oldies and goodies: Leadership, financial literacy, vocational school familiarity and entrepreneurship. Those are all absolutely vital topics for young men and women who have gotten a rough educational start, most often due to socio-economic struggles that most schools don’t have the resources to address.

But so is wellness. Poverty and poor health, after all, are the proverbial chicken and egg. Economically marginalized groups have more trouble accessing the kind of information, food, medicine, activities, habitation, and medical care that can help prevent and treat sickness and disease. That, in turn, can lead to an inability to work, stoke debilitating debt, and prompt bankruptcy. The cycle that results can be devastating and last for generations.

That’s why we’ll be watching with great anticipation to see how the Second Chance program — which includes health curriculum and access to a YMCA fitness room — helps its participants break out of this cycle.

Meanwhile, we’d like to encourage anyone who is planning or providing workforce innovation and opportunity initiatives to consider the role of health education in their programs.

Here are three easy places to get started:

Accessing healthy food. People suffering from poverty in America are more likely to lack reliable transportation, and yet also more likely to live in so-called “food deserts” — areas with little or no access to fresh, healthy food. That means they’re all-too-often missing out on what is almost inarguably the most important factor in healthy living. Poor eating, after all, leads to a lack of energy, poor concentration and sickness – all of which are prohibitive for people trying to find and keep good work. Leaders of programs working to help individuals improve their career status, then, should also consider helping those individuals improve their access to healthy food — through mini farmers’ markets, group trips to supermarkets and help with connections to food-support resources.

Smoking cessation programs. Individuals who grew up in poverty are both more likely to start smoking (the reasons for this are fascinating and surprising) and less likely to be able to access the resources to quit. But as anyone who has ever fought a smoking habit can tell you, cigarettes aren’t cheap. And neither are the health conditions that often result from smoking. Smoking has further been shown to have significantly negative impacts on people’s careers. So, want to help workforce opportunity program participants save money, have better health and have more successful careers? Invest in connecting these individuals to smoking cessation resources. 

Mental health help. Almost everyone now recognizes the devastating impact warfare can have on a person’s long-term mental health. Increasingly, albeit way too slowly, we’re learning how to address these impacts and better support our nation’s veterans. What many people don’t recognize is that socio-economic struggles can have similarly devastating mental health consequences. And while our nation has finally turned a corner in addressing the mental health needs of veterans, the needs of people who grew up in poverty have been virtually unaddressed. While a small number of workforce opportunity programs might have the resources to connect participants to mental health professionals, most simply don’t. But self-care can be incredibly effective and it takes very few resources to educate people on how to improve their mental health one small step at a time. Mental Health America, for instance, has offered a list of 31 free or nearly-free things that anyone can do to improve their mental health. That’s the kind of information we can and should be putting into the hands of workforce opportunity programs.

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