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Online Training: Gain Skills, Save on Gas

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The price of gas is forcing many businesses to make hard choices about expenses. If rising fuel prices are gobbling up your discretionary funds, online training is a cost-effective way to be sure you and your employees still get the training you need, explains Training Coordinator Shannon Roberts.

Rising gas prices have everyone looking for ways to cut costs. Many times, professional development gets put on the back burner when discretionary funds run low. However, disregarding the need for additional training could only make things worse. Training yourself and your employees will give your business the competitive edge it needs to thrive in today's market. Through online training, the Arkansas Small Business Development Center can help you cut costs and still increase your value through professional development. (MORE)






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