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Gretchen Holmes, youth employment coordinator of the communities in schools of arizona, explains who they are. CISA understands that so much of what happens in the classroom is influenced by conditions outside of school. We work directly with the most disenfranchised student populations, identifying and removing barriers to their success in school and life.

Christine Mackey, Sr. Economic Development Specialist with the City of Chandler, tells us more about the tremendous growth around the Chandler Airport and how to find more information.

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Gretchen Holmes, Communities in Schools of Arizona, Youth Development Coordinator, explains about the ASPIRE program that is avaialble to yourth ages 14 - 21, who have dropped out or are at risk of dropping out of school. Youth are encouraged to plan for their future and work hard to succeed.

Find out from the Companies themselves on how exciting the Jobing.com Career Expo can be. Whether it be promoting your business or talking with great quality candidates, the Jobing.com Career Expo is the place to be.

Local First Arizona (LFA) is a non-profit organization working to strengthen communities and local economies through supporting, maintaining and celebrating locally owned businesses throughout the state of Arizona.

Connecting Arizona's HR Executives. Profile on Key Note Speaker & Author Marshall Goldsmith.

Find out from the companies themselves on how exciting the Jobing.com Career Expo can be. Whether it be promoting your business or talking with great quality candidates, the Jobing.com Career Expo is the place to be.

As our world becomes more fluid, with rapid changes in demographic, an inclusive community will help us effectively collaborate with each other by utilizing our strengths to benefit our businesses and community. "Inclusive" begins with our youth.

The sanctions law, known as the Legal Arizona Workers Act, is intended to ensure that no businesses in Arizona knowingly or intentionally hire or employ illegal immigrants. Beginning Jan. 1, all business owners in Arizona risk losing their state and local licenses if they knowingly or intentionally - the law makes a distinction between "knowingly" and "intentionally" - hire undocumented workers after that date. Licenses can be suspended for 10 days or longer for a first offense and revoked alto

The sanctions law, known as the Legal Arizona Workers Act, is intended to ensure that no businesses in Arizona knowingly or intentionally hire or employ illegal immigrants. Beginning Jan. 1, all business owners in Arizona risk losing their state and local licenses if they knowingly or intentionally - the law makes a distinction between "knowingly" and "intentionally" - hire undocumented workers after that date.