Skilled Trades Gap
Season 2019 Episode 1905 | 28m 34s
Guest review skilled trades issues across the region, and update education initiatives.
The U.S. Economy looks better than it has in a decade, but sustaining that growth depends on meeting the demand for skilled labor. We talk about meeting that demand with Michigan Works Partnership Coordinator Holly Peoples, Local 1510 Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters Director Brian Kerrigan, and U.P. Construction Council Executive Director Tony Retaskie.
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Media Meet is a local public television program presented by WNMU-TV PBS
Skilled Trades Gap
Season 2019 Episode 1905 | 28m 34s
The U.S. Economy looks better than it has in a decade, but sustaining that growth depends on meeting the demand for skilled labor. We talk about meeting that demand with Michigan Works Partnership Coordinator Holly Peoples, Local 1510 Michigan Regional Council of Carpenters Director Brian Kerrigan, and U.P. Construction Council Executive Director Tony Retaskie.
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