Orange Business Chamber wants to encourage jobs for the girls

By Danielle Cetinski
Updated July 29 2014 - 6:22am, first published 3:30am
NEW SKILLS: Orange Business Chamber president Tony Healey and Angus Barrett Saddlery owner Angus Barrett want more girls involved in trades.
Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0728sgtrade1
NEW SKILLS: Orange Business Chamber president Tony Healey and Angus Barrett Saddlery owner Angus Barrett want more girls involved in trades. Photo: STEVE GOSCH 0728sgtrade1

MORE employers are needed to encourage female participation in non-traditional trades as part of the Orange Business Chamber’s Girls in Trades project.

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