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To strengthen workforce development and close skills gaps highlighted amid the coronavirus pandemic, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf is partnering with local employers. The state has awarded 28 PAsmart Next Generation Industry Partnership grants totaling almost $4.7 million, Wolf announced Jan. 11.
The grants unite various employers in the same industries construction, financial services, healthcare, hospitality, manufacturing, retail, technology and transportation to create targeted job training programs for Pennsylvania workers to obtain the skills needed for competitive positions. The new grants are in addition to $6.5 million in PAsmart grants previously awarded to increase apprenticeship job training, per the announcement. Employers need skilled workers now more than ever, Wolf said in a statement. His administration has invested $88 million through PAsmart since 2018, according to the announcement.