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    Chutes and Ladders

    Coconut Telegraph

    SRQ DAILY

    SATURDAY NOV 12, 2016 |

    The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) recently released a report about the changing landscape of workforce learning systems. CareerEdge is 1 of 5 national workforce development organizations profiled in the document, titled Chutes & Ladders: The New Rules of the Game for Upskilling Workers. According to the report, CareerEdge's success has been attributable in part to relationships with regional economic development organizations. The council also highlighted CareerEdge's reliance on data to drive its workforce investments, stating that it shows a proactive, demand­–driven approach to workforce development that benefits both local employers and workers. In the Sarasota–Manatee region alone, CareerEdge has helped local workers to receive over 2000 raises, an increase of $2.42 in hourly pay, 540 promotions and $15,200 in bonuses. 

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