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Webinar: EWEA: A Promising Approach to Help Restaurants Recruit and Retain Employees

On April 21, learn how restaurants would benefit from the Essential Workers for Economic Advancement Act.
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More people and workforce opportunities are critical to supporting the restaurant industry's economic growth. But the labor shortage has put a strain on restaurants’ abilities to recruit and retain workers. Legislation has been introduced in Congress that, if passed, would expand the country’s workforce specifically in occupations that provide growth opportunities and career paths without a college degree. On Thursday, April 21, 2 p.m. ET, learn how restaurants would benefit from the Essential Workers for Economic Advancement Act, how the proposed EWEA program would work, the status of workforce expansion legislation in Congress, and more. Register.

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