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The workforce system includes the education, job training, post secondary and employment providers that work in partnership with the business community to assist millions of New Yorkers gain a high school equivalency, literacy and numeracy skills, job readiness, technical training and post secondary credentials to access a job, and up skill in current positions. 

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Join the North Country Chamber of Commerce and SCORE for a webinar that will cover the most recent changes to the Paycheck Protection Program including the new forgiveness application/procedures for loans of $50,000 and less.

Pricing

NYATEP Members: Free with 2020MemberNY Code

Non-Member: $45 

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$500 Supporter - 5 tickets & Organizational Mention

$1000 Sponsor - 10 tickets & Logo Placement

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This is a virtual event, and registration closes on Nov. 19th. All log in information, for attendees only, will be provided the week of Nov. 16th.

New York has an opportunity to learn from the last recession, and reshape its regional economics by understanding and focusing on growing better jobs across the state as it recovers. Back in 2014, the National Employment Law Project found that the Great Recession wiped out high-wage and middle-wage jobs across the county, only to be replaced with low-wage work. Pre-COVID, in New York, 9 out of the top 10 fastest growing occupations paid less than $32,000 in 2019.

For Episode 8 of The Future Works, they are joined by Mark Popovich, Director of the Good Companies, Good Jobs Initiative at the Aspen Institute who breaks down what it means to engage in job quality, the business proposition for employers and what workforce professionals can do, now. 

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