Jan. 5 Employee Recruitment Workshop

Don’t Miss the Next Workforce Wednesday on Employee Recruitment

January 5

11am to 12pm
12pm to 12:30pm Unplugged – Q & A

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Wednesday, January 5, 2022

Join DEED’s Workforce Strategy Consultants as they lead a discussion on one of the biggest challenges for employers today, Recruitment. Learn from health care employers in our state how they are implementing a variety of innovative strategies to grow their workforce to meet our state’s critical needs. These strategies are applicable to any sector and can be implemented by both small and large employers.

Be sure to check out the optional “Workforce Wednesday: Unplugged” immediately following the event for an extra 30 minutes of Q & A and the opportunity to turn your camera on, unmute yourself, and ask questions directly to the Regional Workforce Consultants, as well as the session’s panelists. This event will be recorded and will be made available for viewing after the event.

For general questions and accommodation requests, please email: jessica.miller@state.mn.us

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