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Commerce Hosts Czech Republic and Animal Health Experts for Virtual Roundtable The International Division of the Kansas Department of Commerce, in collaboration with the Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Chicago, hosted an online Animal Health Roundtable focusing on best practices in biosecurity and food security. Governor Kelly, Lieutenant Governor Toland Visit KSi Conveyors, 2024 Exporter of the Year Governor Laura Kelly and Lieutenant Governor David Toland visited KSi Conveyors in Sabetha Thursday to officially honor the company’s selection as the 2024 Governor’s Exporter of the Year. Lt. Governor Toland Announces More Than $4 Million Available in Community Service Tax Credit Program $4.13 million in tax credits will be made available under the Kansas Department of Commerce’s Community Service Tax Credit Program (CSP). Applications Open for Kansas Arts Commission Funding Opportunities Applications are being accepted for four Kansas Arts Commission (KAC) grant programs that support a wide range of arts and cultural activities across the state. View AllOur Department
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Companies train promising candidates with the necessary skills for the position. For qualifying positions, OJT contracts can reimburse up to 50% of the wages to compensate employers for the cost associated with training and loss of production for newly hired employees.
The OJT program also gives unemployed workers valuable skills and permanent, full-time employment. Job seekers earn while they learn and begin a path toward a new career.
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