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Posted on December 28, 2017April 9, 2018 by ILTFYouth

The Washington Post: 2018’s challenge: Too many jobs, not enough workers

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This state task force will examine how to provide opportunities to re-engage, educate and train youth and young adults who are jobless and out-of-school, including youth without a high school diploma and youth who are low-attending high school students.

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