The state’s Real Jobs Rhode Island workforce-training program has made a difference, serving 50,000 workers and roughly 7,000 employers since its inception in 2015. Despite that success, too many employers still struggle to find capable workers, according to panelists at PBN’s Feb. 19 Workforce Development Summit. One reason, according to panelist Matthew Weldon, R.I. Department
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