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A
free site containing workplace basic skills information,
tools and advice for employers who want to raise their
employees' skill levels.
This
site was developed by The Conference Board with funding
from the U.S. Department of Education.
Recent
Updates
April 23-April 25,
2012 • Toronto, Ontario
Workforce One-Stop 2012:
Connecting the Skilled Workforce with Workplaces and
Marketplaces:
will showcase the latest
on finding and developing skilled workers for employers
and their workforce development partners. Walk
away with ideas, connections, research, tools and
strategies to help do your job better and to help the
workforces you work with. Connect with new partners and
clients—everyone you want to meet will be there!
Contact:
info@lincs.ed.gov
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Last
Updated: September 9, 2011 |
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As
an employer, you may be facing a widening gap between the
basic skill levels of your employees and those needed to
maintain competitiveness.
Workplace
education programs are an excellent way to improve
your employees' basic skills.
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Workplace
education programs (WEPs) are training programs that
improve employees' basic skills.
Employers
gain a host of bottom
line and financial benefits as a result, including
increased output of products and services and higher
profits. |
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Do you want to
improve workplace basic skills but don't know where to start?
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Could your
employees improve their workplace
basic skills?
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Are you unsure of
what the best
solution is for your organization and employees?
If you answered
YES to any of these questions, then this site has some of the
answers you are looking for. It will provide information on
what workplace basic skills are and how your employees can improve
theirs.
For
problems or questions regarding this web site contact
info@lincs.ed.gov.
Last updated: September 9, 2011. |