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Stories about business growth in Connecticut across industries including child care, manufacturing, health care and film.
CT Career Pathways Commission releases draft, seeks public input
The group’s aim is to create a plan for work-based learning and career exposure to prepare students for in-demand careers before graduation.
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ConnCORP CEO Erik Clemons to step down in October
The news comes just weeks after Clemons announced that he would leave his role as CEO of the ConnCAT, a sister organization.
Lamont, Fazio present dueling visions for CT economy
In separate remarks to CBIA, the candidates shared concerns about affordability, but offered vastly different plans for how to address it.
Trump wants Bombardier out of US market. In CT, the company employs hundreds
The president wants the Canadian jet maker out of the US market. But in CT, the company has a large operation and skilled training programs.
CT needs job coaches for people with disabilities. A new state pilot could help.
The SPARK-CT pilot will offer 10 months of paid training for specialists in job coaching — a workforce that was hollowed out during COVID.
Report: Economic instability in CT hits lower-income families hardest
CT Voices for Children found that low- and middle-income Connecticut families are particularly vulnerable to more recent economic woes.
Lamont, CBIA pan Trump’s trade war with Canada
Gov. Ned Lamont strove Monday to ensure that the White House gets all due credit for the retaliatory tariffs coming next month from Canada.
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