Missouri

ACT WorkKeys NCRC Earned

Total: 180,602

Platinum:

8,113

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36,093

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86,628

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49,768

Job Profiles Completed 429

Employers Supporting 5452

Engaged January 2013

ACT WorkKeys NCRC Data:
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About Missouri Work Ready Communities

The Work Ready Community initiative in Missouri is an effort to align workforce and education to meet the economic needs of the state and local communities. It is guided by key community leaders (elected officials, economic development, business leaders, chambers of commerce, educators and workforce development, in each community).

The vision for Work Ready Communities is to attract, retain, and develop a workforce with education and fundamental skills — Workplace Documents, Applied Math and Graphic Literacy — to succeed in the 21st Century.

Having certified Work Ready Communities in the state will result in strengthening existing businesses, attracting new businesses, growing jobs and developing a strong talent pipeline for the state's future growth nationally and globally.  For more information, please visit the Missouri Work Ready Communities website.

5452 Missouri employers recognize the ACT WorkKeys NCRC in support of Missouri communities’ goals

  • The Lynn and Keen Law Office LLC
  • Republican Times
  • Money Tree Lead System
  • Phelps County Regional Medical Center
  • BEE CLEAN CARPET & RESTORATION LLC
  • Solid Surface Designs Inc
  • Shamrad Metal Fabricators Inc
  • Faith Community Health
  • Renters Screening Services
  • Cole Termite & Pest Control
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