The "workplace readiness week" would include information about local, state, and federal laws and how the labor movement played a role in winning protections and benefits for workers. Students would also receive information about state-approved apprenticeship programs and alternative career paths.
When I was in college I had a professor that said if you learn to read you’ll take orders, if you learn to write you’ll give orders. This sounds like a class in learning how to take orders.
I can’t help but think this “workplace readiness week” will contain no info whatsoever about how all these “workers rights” make it very difficult to run a business in Illinois.
I do like it that they provide info on apprenticeship programs and alternative career paths.
Tommy Paine
2 years ago
JFC, how about you clowns quit trying to indoctrinate the students and actually address the fact their math and reading scores suck.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Sorry-Off Topic but Illinois just gave more-much more incentives to Rivian probably from taxpayers.
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/rivian-receives-827-million-incentive-183603526.html
When I was in college I had a professor that said if you learn to read you’ll take orders, if you learn to write you’ll give orders. This sounds like a class in learning how to take orders.
I can’t help but think this “workplace readiness week” will contain no info whatsoever about how all these “workers rights” make it very difficult to run a business in Illinois.
I do like it that they provide info on apprenticeship programs and alternative career paths.
JFC, how about you clowns quit trying to indoctrinate the students and actually address the fact their math and reading scores suck.
yep…….spot on