Key Polymer's Initial Investment in Employee Basic Education via Northern Essex Community College's- School Education

Key Polymer's Initial Investment in Employee Basic Education via Northern Essex Community College's

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LAWRENCE MA--(Marketwire - January 12 2010) - Key Polymer Corporation manufacturer of specialty adhesives and chemical compounds is proving that Basic Employee Education from Northern Essex Comm ...

LAWRENCE MA--(Marketwire - January 12 2010) - Key Polymer Corporation manufacturer of specialty adhesives and chemical compounds is proving that Basic Employee Education from Northern Essex Community College's Center for Business and Industry is a win-win situation. According to Robert Baker Key Polymer President "In early 2009 we instituted a willing educational program focusing on ...

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