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Boost your professional skills at these workforce learning sessions

Job seekers and employers will get valuable information at these three events in April.

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If you’re ready to take your career to the next level, register to attend three Workforce Learning Sessions in April. Forsyth Works, the newly launched online workforce hub, is hosting the free events.

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