Over the past two years, the PIT2Work program has graduated seven cohorts, meaning more than 100 people have received training and certifications to pursue careers in the trades. But that’s just a fraction of the impact of the initiative at Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT). For Alicia Booker, Director of Workforce Development at the Allegheny County Airport Authority (ACAA), one of the most rewarding things has been witnessing the domino effect. “We had this inaugural class,...
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