Minority Employment Surges Among Twin Cities Employers
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MinnPost: How COVID-19 Could Exacerbate Inequalities in Minnesota’s Workforce
Click Here for Full Story By Walker Ornstein When Olive Angle Wilson was hired in March as an assistant pre-kindergarten teacher in North Minneapolis, the job was a great fit. Wilson, 19, said it was rewarding to help children during a formative time in their life. Wilson had struggled to find stable work or decide
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Twin Cities R!SE offers second chances for the unemployed and underemployed
Full Story Published in Minneapolis Star Tribune By Neal St. Anthony, Star Tribune Powell in his truck. Davis Powell was in state prison several years ago for robbing an Apple Valley movie theater of $3,700. Powell, in his 20s and with a bad attitude, said he sought fast cash to settle debts, move
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Black General Mills executive, grateful for his success, helps others make goals
Full Story Published in Minneapolis Star Tribune By Neal St. Anthony, Star Tribune Donzel Leggett is an accomplished guy with a heart for others. Leggett, 53, vice president of global manufacturing excellence at General Mills, is a 25-year veteran who has managed plants, packaging and supply chains. He earned graduate degrees in industrial technology and
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