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Published on Tuesday, Mar 31, 2009
The Northeast Ohio Labor Economy Summit will be held April 24 at Cleveland State University.
The event is being presented by the Northeast Ohio Network for Labor & Management Cooperation and Work in Northeast Ohio Council (WINOC).
It will bring together leaders from business, labor, education, government and economic-development groups to discuss how Northeast Ohio can stay competitive.
The one-day conference will address how organizations can optimize collaboration, drive innovation and help grow Ohio's economy. The keynote speaker is Ohio Lt. Governor Lee Fisher.
The cost to attend is $50, with some special discounts available. For more information, visit http://www.winoc.org or call 330-725-4885.
The Northeast Ohio Labor Economy Summit will be held April 24 at Cleveland State University.
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Posted 09:25 PM, 03/31/2009
Ohio must go "Right to Work" if it to have any chance in attracting new business. How do you overcome the lousy weather and high taxes if not?
