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Smith Introduces Bill To Protect At-Risk Workers And Enhance Workforce Training - The Seattle Medium

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U.S. Representative Adam Smith (D-Wash.) introduced the Emergency Economic and Workforce System Resiliency Act, which would provide new funding to states and localities to prevent layoffs, meet the needs of dislocated workers, and collaborate with employers on innovative strategies for preserving existing and creating new jobs.

The post Smith Introduces Bill To Protect At-Risk Workers And Enhance Workforce Training appeared first on The Seattle Medium.

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