Date and Time
Thursday Oct 25, 2018
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM CDT
Start Time: 7:30am
End Time: 9:00am
Location
West Wind Supper Club
709 N Main St
Fees/Admission
$15 Members
$20 Non-Members
Contact Information
Marissa Ostern 715-425-2533
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Description
Presenter: Scott Hodek from the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (Office of Economic Advisors)
We invite you to dive deeper into the conversation of workforce. Wisconsin now has more people employed and more private sector jobs than at any time in its history. The number of retiring Baby Boomers nearly max the influx of new workers, resulting in a slow growing workforce and placing constraints on the ability by employers across all industries to hire talent. Scott’s presentation will help you better understand the relationship between labor markets and other economic and demographic trends to help you be more successful in your organization.
Also learn about exciting new Work River Falls opportunities coming this fall!
Q&A to follow presentation.
Scott Hodek is the Chief of the Office of Economic Advisors, an office within Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development. The Office assists economic data users to better understand the relationships between labor markets and other economic and demographic trends. Scott has been a regional economist since returning to his home state of Wisconsin in Jan '06, covering multiple areas throughout the state. Prior to this position, he was a regional economist in Oregon, covering the Columbia Gorge region, as well as a marketing analyst in the private sector. Scott earned a bachelor of science degree in Economics from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire in 2002.
The mission of the Work River Falls initiative is to provide support to employers facing workforce challenges by raising awareness to existing and future opportunities within our community.
We invite you to dive deeper into the conversation of workforce. Wisconsin now has more people employed and more private sector jobs than at any time in its history. The number of retiring Baby Boomers nearly max the influx of new workers, resulting in a slow growing workforce and placing constraints on the ability by employers across all industries to hire talent. Scott’s presentation will help you better understand the relationship between labor markets and other economic and demographic trends to help you be more successful in your organization.
Also learn about exciting new Work River Falls opportunities coming this fall!
Q&A to follow presentation.
Scott Hodek is the Chief of the Office of Economic Advisors, an office within Wisconsin's Department of Workforce Development. The Office assists economic data users to better understand the relationships between labor markets and other economic and demographic trends. Scott has been a regional economist since returning to his home state of Wisconsin in Jan '06, covering multiple areas throughout the state. Prior to this position, he was a regional economist in Oregon, covering the Columbia Gorge region, as well as a marketing analyst in the private sector. Scott earned a bachelor of science degree in Economics from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire in 2002.
The mission of the Work River Falls initiative is to provide support to employers facing workforce challenges by raising awareness to existing and future opportunities within our community.