Veolia, WEF and AWWA launch workforce initiative for water infrastructure jobs in the U.S.

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Summary

Veolia, in partnership with the Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the American Water Works Association (AWWA), has launched Veolia Workforce Academy North America—a free, fully digital training and employment pathway to expand access to U.S. water-sector careers and strengthen the water workforce pipeline nationwide.

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Veolia (Paris, France; www.veolia.com), alongside the Water Environment Federation (WEF; Alexandria, Va.; www.wef.org) and the American Water Works Association (AWWA; Denver, Colo.; www.awwa.org), today launched Veolia Workforce Academy North America, a free fully digital workforce training and employment pathway program, designed to expand nationwide access to water sector careers while creating skilled jobs and strengthening […]

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Veolia, WEF and AWWA launch workforce initiative for water infrastructure jobs in the U.S.

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