TY - JOUR
T1 - 3 Massachusetts semiconductor manufacturing companies improve their workforce productivity through collaboration with community colleges
AU - Yu, Annie
AU - Gharib, Sholeh
AU - Solomon, Lois
AU - Dutru, Sheryl
AU - Burke, Judith
AU - Planchard, David
AU - O'Connor, Matthew
PY - 2000/12/1
Y1 - 2000/12/1
N2 - Three Massachusetts semiconductor companies Alpha Industries (Woburn), M/A Com (Lowell), and Clare Corporations (Beverly) partnered with Massachusetts Bay and Middlesex Community Colleges to train 210 production operators and entry-level technicians on-site at each company. This workforce initiative provides the necessary support to train existing employees in basic electronics, math, and specific semiconductor technology. This two year training program has been instrumental in supporting companies' efforts in developing, recruiting and retaining a workforce essential to the future of the semiconductor industry. This collaborative received a Workforce Training Fund Grant for $208,145 and the companies provided an `in-kind' match of $652,349 towards the total cost of $860,494. The mission of the Workforce Training Fund is to provide Massachusetts employers with the resources to train their current and newly hired employees. This investment in the Massachusetts workforce will continue to strengthen the economic viability of the Commonwealth's businesses.
AB - Three Massachusetts semiconductor companies Alpha Industries (Woburn), M/A Com (Lowell), and Clare Corporations (Beverly) partnered with Massachusetts Bay and Middlesex Community Colleges to train 210 production operators and entry-level technicians on-site at each company. This workforce initiative provides the necessary support to train existing employees in basic electronics, math, and specific semiconductor technology. This two year training program has been instrumental in supporting companies' efforts in developing, recruiting and retaining a workforce essential to the future of the semiconductor industry. This collaborative received a Workforce Training Fund Grant for $208,145 and the companies provided an `in-kind' match of $652,349 towards the total cost of $860,494. The mission of the Workforce Training Fund is to provide Massachusetts employers with the resources to train their current and newly hired employees. This investment in the Massachusetts workforce will continue to strengthen the economic viability of the Commonwealth's businesses.
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M3 - Conference article
AN - SCOPUS:0034483478
SN - 1078-8743
SP - 213
EP - 218
JO - IEEE International Symposium on Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference, Proceedings
JF - IEEE International Symposium on Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference, Proceedings
ER -