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The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) announced Monday that Ste. Genevieve County has achieved official designation as a Certified Work Ready Community.

Ste. Genevieve County has earned an official designation as a Certified Work Ready Community. Participating in the initiative offers several benefits for employers, employees and the community as a whole. The work readiness process can help identify skill gaps, match individuals to jobs based on skill levels and quantify the general skill level...

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon (at podium) congratulates Greene County leaders on Certified Work Ready Community status.

The ACT National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) is primarily intended to benefit existing industries by helping them weed out less qualified job ...

Your solution is available through Concho Valley Workforce Development Board in partnership with ACT National Career Readiness Certificate

Community leaders pose for a photo Thursday after Richmond County was designated as a Certified Work Ready ...

Thursday morning, Tom Green County and the City of San Angelo hosted a Website Roll-Out event to introduce San Angelos initiative in becoming the second certified ACT: Work Ready Community county in the state of Texas.

Davie County is poised to become one of the first counties in the Triad to be recognized as a Certified Work Ready Community (CWRC). A few more ...

Sullivan County is six months into a two-year process to become an ACT certified work ready community. Receiving the certification ensures that the workforce in a state, region, or county has the job skills that employers are looking for. ACTs National Career Readiness Certificate is awarded to individuals who pass three skills assessments.

We all have a stake in making our country more competitive and closing the skills gap that threatens to paralyze our economy. Change starts at the grassroots level by providing a community-based framework that: • Links workforce development to education • Aligns with the economic development needs of communities, regions, and states....