Danielle Olsen, John MacLaughlin and the Metcalf Foundation bring us ‘When Training Works: Promising workplace development practices’, a report that seeks to uncover how four innovative organizations connect job seekers with jobs that suit them. ACCES Employment, along with NPower Canada, Building Up, and Elevate Plus Manufacturing are featured in When Training Works as examples of community-focused organizations with a deep and enduring commitment to the success of job seekers and the interest of employers.
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