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Alaska Career Ready–How the National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) and WorkKeys can help you
| Date: | January 31, 2014, 12:00pm – 1:00pm |
| Organizer: | Alaska SHRM State Council |
| Location: | Webinar |
| Price: | Compliments of your Alaska SHRM State Council |
| Event Type: | Meeting |
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Alaska Career Ready – How the National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) and WorkKeys can help you Take the Guesswork Out of Hiring!
Would you like to recruit and keep the highest qualified applicants? Do you want to reduce employee turnover? Would you like to save time and money in your training programs? Attend this informative session to find out how the Alaska Career Ready program, WorkKeys, and the National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) can help your company save money in the recruitment and training processes, and insure you are getting the highest qualified applicants possible. Find out what thousands of companies nationwide and more and more companies in Alaska have already learned – WorkKeys and the NCRC can help your company be more competitive!
Presenter – Brad Gillespie, Regional Manager, DOL
Has worked for the Alaska DOLWD job centers for 18 years with the last 8+ years as Regional Manager for the five job centers in Anchorage and Mat-Su. Have strived hard to make the job centers “Demand Driven” in order to better meet the needs of our business customers. Local job centers and staff under my supervision were successfully nominated for numerous State and national awards. Prior to joining the DOLWD I worked for 10 years with Sears including store manager in Wasilla for 2 years and Assistant Store Manager in Fairbanks for 1 year. I am passionate about workforce development not only due to my work experience but as a father of five, I am concerned about the future of Alaska and opportunities that will be available for my children.
