Patchwork Intermediation: Challenges and Opportunities for Regionally Coordinated Workforce Development
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- Holland, Brian, 2018. "Defining and Measuring Workforce Development in the United States in a Post-Bipartisan Era," GLO Discussion Paper Series 234, Global Labor Organization (GLO).
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workforce intermediation; biomanufacturing; community colleges; North Carolina; regional coordination;All these keywords.
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