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Cobb workforce agency celebrates 10 years

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Dec 3, 2010

Cobb County’s workforce development agency, CobbWorks, will celebrate 10 years of service on Dec. 7.

The event will include awards to six CobbWorks’ 2010 outstanding businesses,  awards to three customers and the unveiling of the 2011 business awards calendar.

The non-profit organization helps job seekers and employers through an interactive job search website, a mobile career center, a computer and training lab and workforce development center.

The celebration will be held at the Creekside Centre at InfoMart, 1582 Terrell Mill Rd. in Marietta.

For more information, call 770-528-4300.

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