Attendees and exhibitors sought for employment and skills event

Monday, 25 August 2014 09:00

Organisations and young people alike are being invited to take part in government's Employment and Skills event in November.

Economic Development is appealing to companies and associations from the private, public and third sectors who may want to showcase their companies, and potentially build bridges with future employees.

The event ties in with the Vision 2020 strategy which has identified the Island's workforce will need a much broader range of skills to meet job demand in the coming years.

Economic Development MLC, Tony Wild, urges young people to make full use of the day:

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