April 2007 Workforce Information   VOLUME 2 ISSUE 1  
CONTENTS
Companies look for key skills, loyalty mature workers can offer
Florida Ready To Work Credential Program Announced
Ten Most Difficult Jobs To Fill
Motivating Your Middle 60
SEC Endorses Framework for Easing of Sarbanes-Oxley
Leadership Gap Poses Biggest Talent Crisis, Executives Say
Training Talent Critical to Workforce Development
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Companies look for key skills, loyalty mature workers can offer
In with the old
by BY RICK CUNDIFF, Ocala Star Banner

CLM Executive Vice President Rusty Skinner addresses the conference attendees. Aging baby boomers in the workplace are moving steadily toward retirement. In some cases, their best replacements will be other aging baby boomers, a leading human resources consultant said Thursday.
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Florida Ready To Work Credential Program Announced

The Florida Department of Education and Agency for Workforce Innovation have announced Florida’s Ready-to-Work Program, which creates a job skill assessment-based training and credential program for students and adult learners. Worldwide Interactive Network (WIN) will provide the program’s instructional components and assessments.

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Ten Most Difficult Jobs To Fill
Employers say the most difficult jobs to fill are sales representative, teacher, and mechanic, according to a survey by Manpower, Inc.
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Motivating Your Middle 60
Many managers focus motivation programs on their top performers at the expense of the vast middle, where even a little improvement can have a significant effect. Here's how to structure performance-improvement efforts for maximum impact on the middle 60 percent of your organization.
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SEC Endorses Framework for Easing of Sarbanes-Oxley
Commissioners say rules harsh for small firms

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved a framework Wednesday for changes to rules under a landmark anti-fraud law that would ease requirements for companies and the auditors who pore over their books.
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Leadership Gap Poses Biggest Talent Crisis, Executives Say
A gap in the leadership pipeline, not the pending retirement of key workers, is a leading challenge for organizations, according to a 12-month survey of 700 U.S. organizations that included interviews with 60 HR executives.
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Training Talent Critical to Workforce Development
While companies emphasize the attraction and retention of a skilled workforce and improving workforce performance as part of their strategic priorities, few understand the impact these strategies have on their business as key profit-drivers according to independent research-based publishing company – CRF International (CRF).
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