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APRIL 29, 2010
175 job openings in Hernando/Pasco
From the Times' Shary Lyssy Marshall:
SPRING HILL -- Spurred by new economic stimulus funds, 15 employers in Pasco and Hernando counties soon will be hiring up to 175 workers through the Florida Back to Work program.
The funds, administered locally by Career Central, is designated for recipients of aid from the federal Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program, and potential employees must meet several qualifications.
Here's more background on the initial effort and gradual success in getting to get Back to Work program funds into Florida.
Posted by Jeff Harrington at 11:08:40 am on April 29, 2010 in
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