40 educators spent June 3 exploring local employers, like CVG pictured above, to learn more about Work-Based Learning Opportunities (WBL) for their students.

Mental illness costs American businesses billions of dollars per year. Business leaders are in a unique position to support employees as they address their challenges.

As we celebrate Memorial Day, learn more about how to successfully onboard and retain veterans and their families in your organization.

Architect John Nobel sets an example of business advocacy in workforce development.

Career Readiness and teachers go hand-in-hand. Learn more about the impact of the teacher shortage on our long-term workforce strategies in this blog.

Welcome to May. Stay informed about workforce development in Northern Kentucky by reading the May NKY Works newsletter.

Last week, we explored the concept of community “stickiness”—the elements that make people want to settle down and stay in a particular region. But “stickiness” doesn’t stop at the community level—companies can cultivate it too. 

What do mountain bikes and murals have to do with workforce development? More than you might think…

As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, NKY Works is sponsoring a free QPR training on May 9. Learn more about how this important training can help protect your workplace.

The mental health crisis costs American businesses billions annually. Discover how your organization can support employees' mental health.