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Michigan Works! Berrien, Cass, Van Buren has secured a $2.7 million competitive grant from the State of Michigan's Going PRO Talent Fund to help 64 local employers enhance their workforce. The Going PRO Talent Fund allows employers to apply for funds to train new and existing employees. There are many training programs eligible for funding, including classroom training, which prepares individuals with the skill set required to meet the employer's needs and diversify the skill sets of current employees. In addition, employers can also receive onsite job training reimbursement for wages paid while training a new or existing employee on a new process. Apprenticeships are also supported through Going PRO funds. "Going PRO funds are critical to keep our local employers competitive and growing," said Lily Brewer, Executive Director of Michigan Works! Berrien, Cass, Van Buren. "The funding supplements the costs for more than 2,100 new workers, incumbent workers and ap
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