Summary
Fayetteville and local schools are teaming up to give students paid internships that lead right into city jobs. It's a great way to get hands-on work experience and keep local talent right here in Cumberland County.
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Impact analysis
Students get paid while gaining skills, and the city builds a local talent pipeline without relying heavily on outside recruiting costs.
Local students looking for paid work experience and a clear path to a steady government job.
No groups negatively affected
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