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About South Shore WIB |
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The South Shore Workforce Investment Board is a non-profit corporation that is federally mandated to work with major corporations, small businesses, educational institutions, community-based organizations and labor organizations to provide workforce development leadership throughout the region. The South Shore WIB links adults and youth in the South Shore region with career opportunities in emerging and critical industries. We are dedicated to creating a community driven economy.
Vision
The South Shore WIB works to ensure that the region’s employment needs are met by a vibrant, educated, trained, skilled and resourceful workforce.
Mission
A thriving region with economic opportunity for all.
INITIATIVES
- Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) – Employers can receive a WOTC of up to $2,400 of each new hire starting before September 1, 2011 that meets specified criteria. View complete details here.
- Summer Jobs for Youth – More than 100 youth that meet specific educational and income criteria will be going to work this summer in a wide variety of jobs throughout the region. As well as gain hands-on work experience, youth will learn how to apply for a job, what is required for success on the job and what skills will help them get and keep their next job.
- GED Pilot Program – A group of 16 adults who need to obtain their GED to either keep their current job or to get a new job are part of a pilot program at the Quincy Career Center. Classes are both technology based and teacher led to give adults who may have had difficulty obtaining their high school diploma the best possible chance to overcome past barriers to learning and get that credential that is a requirement in today’s workplace.
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