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1-in-8 of the region's young people were disconnected from work and school in 2024
Last year, more than 18,000 youth and young adults in the Kentuckiana region were not enrolled in school and not working. Disconnection from earning and learning opportunities during these pivotal young adult years is costly for young people, taxpayers, and economic growth.
How can local businesses attract and retain foreign-born workers?
The Employer Guide to Hiring & Retaining Foreign-Born Workers is designed specifically for companies in our region who want practical, reliable tools to create stronger talent pipelines from immigrant and refugee communities.
New Shelbyville Career Center Serving Adult and Young Adult Job Seekers
On Monday, October 27th, leaders from the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce, the region’s workforce board KentuckianaWorks, and local employers came together to officially cut the ribbon at the new career center in Shelbyville.
Reflections from the Workplace Violence Prevention Summit
The recent Workplace Violence Prevention Summit brought together healthcare leaders, nurse educators, local law enforcement, and frontline professionals to tackle one of the most pressing issues in healthcare today — workplace violence.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in Kentuckiana
During this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month, let’s celebrate the people of Hispanic and Latino heritage who live in the Kentuckiana region. Understanding their contributions to our workforce, culture, and community reveals why this population is essential to Kentuckiana's present and future.