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WORKFORCE COMMISSION

ALICE-USA

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WORKFORCE COMMISSION
Company Title: Workforce Network Inc. - Home page 
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Company Address: 1409 E Main St # 23,ALICE,TX,USA 
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78332 0000 
Telephone Number: 3618876109 (+1-361-887-6109) 
Fax Number: 3616647576 (+1-361-664-7576) 
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www. texasworknet. com 
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):
833108 
USA SIC Description:
Government-Job Training/Voc Rehab Svcs 
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