A weekend story about foodstamps highlighted the struggles of an Ohio family.
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Since 2007, the Ohio Workforce Coalition has been bringing together leaders from education and training institutions, economic and workforce development organizations, business and industry, labor, and human service providers. The Coalition promotes public policies that build the skills of adult workers, meet employer skill needs, and strengthen the workforce system to ensure opportunity and prosperity for Ohio families.
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Information & Resources
- Aspen Institute Job Quality Tools Library
- Center for Community Solutions
- Center for Law and Social Policy
- Center for Working Class Studies at Youngstown State
- Corporate Voices for Working Famililes' blog
- Economic Modeling Specialists Inc. (blog)
- Good Jobs Institute
- National Association of Workforce Development Professionals
- National Fund for Workforce Solutions
- Policy Matters Ohio
- The Institute for College Access and Success
- The National Skills Coalition
- The Working Poor Families Project
- Workforce3 One
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See also this WSJ story on Cleveland, Ohio company Jergens Inc, highlighting their common approach to employment in uncertain times:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125926676195965443.html