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Workforce Investment Act Board to meet Thursday

By Dionne Kinch
Jan 27, 2015

The Fulton County Workforce Preparation and Employment System – Workforce Investment Act Board will meet 9:30 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Adamsville Regional Health Center, 3700 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, SW, Atlanta.

The FCWPES-WIA Board oversees activities related to providing an environment that supports a skilled and trained workforce and to creating innovative programs that serve the changing needs of employers and the business community. Services are provided through a network of One-Stop Centers statewide.

Information: Housing and Community Development Department, Office of Workforce Development at 404-613-6381.

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