More clean energy jobs and a reliable grid are priorities for Connecticut's next legislative session
Connecticut lost 6% of energy jobs in 2020 compared to the national decrease of 9%, according to a state report.
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Connecticut lost 6% of energy jobs in 2020 compared to the national decrease of 9%, according to a state report.
(The Center Square) – Although Connecticut will add 60,000 jobs this year, the state won't be back to pre-pandemic levels of employment until 2023, industry groups say.
The state is investing $70 million into job training for various growth sectors.
$14 million is devoted to manufacturing.
$14 million is devoted to manufacturing.