On Friday, December 9th, Tim Cairl, Senior Director- Educated Workforce, Metro Atlanta Chamber and Katie Duvall, Director- Government Affairs, Georgia Chamber, joined MAX to talk through potential legislation and initiatives that are important to the workforce development … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes Previews Top of Mind Issues and What to Expect Out of the 2023 Legislative Session
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MAX Minutes with SHRM-Atlanta Focused on Talent Acquisition Trends and Themes to Consider
On Friday, November 18th, MAX hosted our first-ever MAX Minutes powered by SHRM-Atlanta. SHRM-Atlanta is one of the largest chapters of SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) and shares its purpose of elevating the HR profession. As a leader in the Atlanta metro business … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with SHRM-Atlanta Focused on Talent Acquisition Trends and Themes to Consider
MAX Minutes with SHRM-Atlanta to Focus on Talent Acquisition Trends and Themes to Consider
SHRM-Atlanta is one of the largest chapters of SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) and shares its purpose of elevating the HR profession. As a leader in the Atlanta metro business community, SHRM-Atlanta strives to be the premier resource for those working in and … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes with SHRM-Atlanta to Focus on Talent Acquisition Trends and Themes to Consider
MAX Minutes Focused on the State of Literacy in Georgia and Impacts on Workforce Development
On Friday, October 21st, Sandeep Gill, Executive Director of Literacy Action Inc., and Joy Hawkins, Executive Director of the Governor's Office of Student Achievement, joined MAX to discuss the state of literacy in Georgia among adults and children and the important work underway … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes Focused on the State of Literacy in Georgia and Impacts on Workforce Development
MAX Minutes to Focus on the State of Literacy in Georgia and Its Impacts on Workforce Competitiveness
A recent study by Gallup on behalf of the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy indicates, low levels of adult literacy could be costing the U.S. as much $2.2 trillion a year. And according to the U.S. Department of Education, 54% of U.S. adults 16-74 years old - about 130 … [Read more...] about MAX Minutes to Focus on the State of Literacy in Georgia and Its Impacts on Workforce Competitiveness