As New York begins the re-launch of the economy-at-large, workforce development professionals are trying to figure out what's next. Specifically, they're trying to serve as assistant to businesses that need information about available resources during the economic shutdown - and helping those employees and workers out of a job. There's opportunity in the market, as was made clear by an announcement from Finger Lakes Community College on Monday. They're expanding short-term workforce development course offerings. It's a workforce in flux, and today on the show insight from some of those professionals.
