Gail Cruikshank

The latest EPIC for Influencers event will take place tomorrow (Tuesday April 16) from 4-7 p.m. at the St. Cloud State University Fieldhouse. EPIC For Influencers is an opportunity for anyone that influences our future workforce with their career choices to ask questions/educational criteria, etc directly from industry partners.

The cost and availability of childcare can be a challenge for parents of young children. To talk about the issues of childcare in the workforce I was joined by Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation's Gail Cruikshank. She explains that 24% of parents surveyed withdrew from the workforce or denied employment due to childcare arrangements.

Do you have a work mentor? Some may say yes, while others have no idea what I'm referring to. Gail Cruikshank is the Talent Director for the Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation.

The Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation recently highlighted high achieving businesses in the St. Cloud area. GSDC Talent Director Gail Cruikshank and Preferred Credit (PCI) VP of HR and Organizational Development Jenny Paulsrud joined me on WJON.

The job market continues to be a job seeker market in the St. Cloud area. That according to Talent Director Gail Cruikshank from the Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation.

What do you want to do? What do you want to be? The question many of us asked ourselves when we were in high school and maybe even after high school. Gail Cruikshank, Talent Director for the Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation, and new EPIC Coordinator Emily Davis

Changing jobs and choosing a job can be hard and most everyone looking to make this major life decision could use some help. Gail Cruikshank is the Talent Director for the Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation. She highlights some guidelines for everyone to know.

Toxic employees are not uncommon in the workplace. Gail Cruikshank, the Talent Director from the Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation has some solutions on how to best deal with toxic employees.

For more than 2 years Central Minnesota and much of the country has been dealing with a job seeker market and employers have been having a hard time either keeping the employees they have or recruiting new employees or both.

It is still a job seeker’s market but you still need to do your homework to be the top candidate.

The Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation in 2019, 2022 and this year partnered with the University of Minnesota, GREATER MSP, the Itasca Project and other communities in identifying leaders to participate in the program called Minnesota Young American Leader's.

The job market continues to be a job seeker market with over 8,900 open jobs on JobSpot according to Gail Cruikshank. Gail is the Talent Director from the Greater St. Cloud Development Corporation who joined me on WJON.