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Mobile lab helps train incarcerated for jobs on the outside

RACINE, Wis. (AP) Many Wisconsin employers are complaining of a labor shortage,.

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Young men get job training while behind bars

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Young men get job training while behind bars

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Mechatronics instruction may be a path to a good-paying job for some incarcerated young men in Wisconsin

Could the men and women soon to be released from correctional facilities help ease Wisconsin's labor shortage? Two state agencies are partnering with colleges to offer technical training to some people behind bars who are about to return to the community.

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