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Mesa wants to help businesses find and keep workers

As employers struggle to find — and keep — workers, Mesa is trying to help.

The city will launch a talent recruitment series with three webinars focused on free recruitment resources, employee retention, and changes and trends in the labor market. The webinars are offered to any employer across the Valley at no charge.

Mesa is also asking business within the city to complete an online survey. It asks things like what are your greatest workforce challenges, do you offer programs for interns or apprentices, and how many and what kind of positions do you expect to fill in the next three months.

Mesa’s economic development team will use the survey to better understand workforce demands and ways to provides services to employees.

The following information was provided by Mesa:

Webinar: No-Cost Services to Win Talent
When: Thursday, March 3, 2022, 9-10 a.m.
"Join us for a webinar to learn about free workforce resources to help you recruit the talent you need. You’ll learn how to access these resources, market your open positions, and develop a talent pipeline to meet your needs. Presenters include ARIZONA@WORK Maricopa County Business Services, Arizona State University Economic Development, Pipeline AZ, Maricopa County Community College District & Maricopa Corporate College and Benedictine University."

Workshop: Protecting Your Investment in New Workers
When: March 2022, time to be determined
"Learn how to get the most out of your investment in recruiting, onboarding, and employee retention efforts."

The New Labor Market: What Changed & How We’re Responding
When: April 2022, time to be determined
"Learn about labor market trends and changes and how your experience compares to other employers with the release of the city of Mesa Office of Economic Development’s Workforce Survey Data."

 

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As a senior field correspondent, Christina Estes focuses on stories that impact our economy, your wallet and public policy.