The saying “work smart, not hard” has long been sage advice for the up-and-comer learning the tools of his or her trade. But why not work smart and hard? Now, 13 industries and 30 businesses across the state seek to bring these two attributes together with the launch of Georgia WorkSmart, a work-based learning initiative.
Georgia aims to work smart to connect employers with skilled workers
Governor announces initiative at Kings Hawaiian in Flowery Branch
