Try working to ensure #Wisconsin is a place where people want to live.
Though @wisgop tries to disparage Madison at every opportunity, there's a reason it's constantly listed as one of the best places to live in the country.
Some people don’t believe there is a skilled labor shortage. Ask anyone in #WI, there is. That is why I’m fighting every day to expand access to career and technical education, which provides students with high-paying jobs and little student debt.https://bit.ly/2V4em3z
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People have been trying to force girls to want STEM careers for years now, you cannot force someone to do something they are not interested in.
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So very true! And in the nursing profession as well. Support HR # 728 and Nursing Workforce Development.
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You cannot force people into skilled labor jobs. If people don't want to work in these positions, your efforts to expand would be costly and useless. There have been technical colleges for years, yet there is still a shortage. That tells me that people are not interested in those
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jobs. What you need to figure out more than tech schools is how to get people interested in those jobs.
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That's great but how about a living wage and health care?
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Seems odd that if minority folks are in need of training, transportation issues are never addressed, not to mention the blatant Republican racism regarding proper housing.
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