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When Sarah started working at Walmart, she thought she needed a degree to be a manager. Now? “I know I can do it. I believe in myself,” she says. Walmart is investing $1 billion in career-driven training and development to help prepare associates like Sarah for their careers. Learn more.
PRESENTED BY Thanks so much for joining us on Thursday morning for a virtual Punchbowl News pop-up conversation, presented by fwd.us, with Sen. Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) The event focused on immigration reform and the looming government shutdown and debt ceiling deadlines. → Padilla on the renewed push to include immigration reform in reconciliation:
→ Padilla said he opposed the Biden administration’s response to the Haitian migrant crisis and urged an end to Title 42 deportations:
→ Padilla slammed the Republican opposition to raising the debt ceiling:
→ Padilla on the need to avoid a government shutdown:
→ Fwd.us Vice President of Advocacy Alida Garcia launched the conversation by delivering opening remarks on legislative efforts to achieve immigration reform:
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Visit the archiveWalmart, one of Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For, is investing $1 billion in helping associates grow careers based on their real-life skills. Learn how Walmart is helping associates build careers, with or without a degree.