Ohio must adapt to future to retain more college grads
The best way to retain young people in the long-term is to provide an ecosystem that adapts and addresses 21st-century needs.
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The best way to retain young people in the long-term is to provide an ecosystem that adapts and addresses 21st-century needs.
Another school year has begun. Between shopping for supplies and meeting new teachers, let’s take a moment to talk about Ohio’s education system and its impact on the workforce of
Another school year has begun. Between shopping for supplies and meeting new teachers, let’s take a moment to talk about Ohio’s education system and
With the release of Ohio's new tourism video Friday, two legislators have a new recruitment tactic to get more people to live in the state: theĀ Graduating and Retaining Ohio's Workforce Act (GROW).
Reps. Jon Cross, a Republican from Hardin County, and Sedrick Denson, a Democrat from Cincinnati, have proposed the Graduating and Retaining Ohio's Workforce Act to attract and retain college graduates.