$20-Million Committed to Jobs Effort

By Brennen Jensen

Washington

Four foundations have contributed $20-million to a new effort to work with the U.S. Department of Labor to train low-income people for skilled jobs that can become the basis of a strong career.

The National Fund for Workforce Solutions has received commitments from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, in Baltimore; the Ford Foundation,...

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