July 18, 2007
Training grants for Central Mass. businesses
By Matthew L. Brown
The state will dip into its workforce training fund for $400,000 in matching grants to train 513 workers at 10 Central Massachusetts small businesses.
State Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Suzanne M. Bump said the outlay would help train skilled workers, and give them opportunities to advance their careers.
The grant is part of a $1.7 million fund meant to train 2,100 workers at 49 Massachusetts businesses.
The Central Massachusetts businesses to receive training grants are: A & J Industries in Uxbridge; Curtis Industries of Worcester; Essential Healthcare Ayer Inc. of Ayer; Hybricon Corp. of Ayer; Injectronics Corp. of Clinton; New England Fabricated Metals of Leominster; New England Peptide of Gardner; Rand Whitney Packaging Corp. of Worcester; Savers Bank of Southbridge; and Wirefab of Worcester.
State Secretary of Labor and Workforce Development Suzanne M. Bump said the outlay would help train skilled workers, and give them opportunities to advance their careers.
The grant is part of a $1.7 million fund meant to train 2,100 workers at 49 Massachusetts businesses.
The Central Massachusetts businesses to receive training grants are: A & J Industries in Uxbridge; Curtis Industries of Worcester; Essential Healthcare Ayer Inc. of Ayer; Hybricon Corp. of Ayer; Injectronics Corp. of Clinton; New England Fabricated Metals of Leominster; New England Peptide of Gardner; Rand Whitney Packaging Corp. of Worcester; Savers Bank of Southbridge; and Wirefab of Worcester.
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