Richard Reid| richard1977@optimum.net
Although there is ample evidence of the beginnings of economic recovery in much of the country, recovering jobs lost in the Great Recession continues to prove challenging for many industries. The SLA’s New York Chapter, through its Employment Task Force, is doing its part towards that end with a free series of professional training programs focusing on essential electronic information resources.
On Tuesday, March 23, the Task Force will be sponsoring a training session on Factset, which will complement its Capital IQ session that was held on Tuesday, March 3, 2010 at Capital IQ’s offices at 55 Water Street in lower Manhattan. That training was held in two parts: a basics session from 9:45 to 11:00 a.m. and an intermediate offering from 11:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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Showing posts with label SLA Employment Task Force. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SLA Employment Task Force. Show all posts
Employment Task Force Responds to Member Needs with Programs and Training
Seth J. Bookey | SLA-NY Webmaster | sbookey@gmail.com
In response to the economic crisis, the SLA New York Chapter created the Employment Task Force (ETF) in 2009. The mission of the ETF is to assess what help the chapter could provide to members seeking new jobs, anticipating the loss of a job, or wanting to change jobs.
In response to the economic crisis, the SLA New York Chapter created the Employment Task Force (ETF) in 2009. The mission of the ETF is to assess what help the chapter could provide to members seeking new jobs, anticipating the loss of a job, or wanting to change jobs.
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