Topic: Talent Development
Child care is a critical work support for individuals who are essential workers during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Out of an abundance of caution for the health and safety of our communities, our WSRCA Board has made the decision to move to Phase 2 out of 4, as part of our Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response Plan, and close all Rural Capital Area Career Centers to public access.
Your Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area team is very thankful to have taken part in the 5th Annual Georgetown ISD Youth Career & Job Fair, held at Georgetown High School.
The Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area Team would like to thank the more than 200 students, teachers, administrators and parents who took part in the Building Trades Apprenticeship Showcase we helped host with our partners at United Association Local 286 Plumbers & Pipefitters and Workforce Solutions Capital Area.
Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area (WSRCA) is committed to empowering employers and job seekers by identifying best practices in workforce development and delivering programs and tools to leverage the existing knowledge and skills of workforce customers to set them on a pathway to career success. The WSRCA Skill-Based Career Progression Lattices are designed to address this objective by visibly highlighting the dynamics of strategic career mobility and the importance of a skilled workforce.
On Friday, October 4, Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area (WSRCA) helped celebrate our 3rd Annual Manufacturing Day across our nine-county region, by raising more awareness of the wonderful investments that our local manufacturers make within our communities, and to our workforce.