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Bushwick Businesses Are Invited to The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s Future of Work Summit

Labor in Brooklyn has undergone huge transformation in the past several decades, and that process of transformation shows no signs of slowing any time soon—which is why the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce invites local businesses to participate in an upcoming summit intended to help positively shape the evolution of the workforce in Kings County

Bushwick Businesses Are Invited to The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s Future of Work Summit

Bushwick Businesses Are Invited to The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s Future of Work Summit

Labor in Brooklyn has undergone huge transformation in the past several decades, and that process of transformation shows no signs of slowing any time soon—which is why the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce invites local businesses to participate in an upcoming summit intended to help positively shape the evolution of the workforce in Kings County

Bushwick Businesses Are Invited to The Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce’s Future of Work Summit
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Labor in Brooklyn has undergone huge transformation in the past several decades, and that process of transformation shows no signs of slowing any time soon—which is why the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce invites local businesses to participate in an upcoming summit intended to help positively shape the evolution of the workforce in Kings County.

The Future of Work Summit will be held on Wednesday, April 6th from 8:30am-1pm at Brooklyn Law School at 250 Joralemon Street in Downtown Brooklyn.

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