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Nov 24, 2020 27 min

Workforce Development Response to COVID-19 with CSS Workforce New York

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CSS Workforce NY is a not-for-profit organization in upstate NY that is dedicated to assisting individuals with advancing their careers while providing businesses with the talent they need to succeed. All of their services are available to businesses and job seekers of all ages at no cost. Without much warning, COVID-19 dramatically altered the way CSS Workforce NY approached their work and supported their customers. In many ways, the changes maybe for the better. In this episode, we sit down with Dan Porter, Executive Director, of CSS Workforce NY to hear about the transition and what lies ahead. csswfny.com @CSSWorkforceNY

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