Jul 27, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments
What does it take to build a stronger city? According to Clyde McQueen, it starts with investing in people. In this episode of **The City Sculptors Podcast**, host Alexis Williams sits down with…
I got to make sure that what I'm doing impacts the community in which I live.
So for someone who, this is their first time hearing about FEC, the Full Employment Council.
So I tell everybody, if you go get your driver's license, you go to the driver's license bureau.
You know, different driver's licenses, some are owned privately, some are owned publicly.
to manage that workforce, whether it's the unemployment offices, whether you're looking for a job, whether you have to get your I-9 verification to be able to establish work, be able to work in the state of Missouri and in the United States, we're the place that you come.
And the other thing that happens is that when they left, out of the roles that left that year, about 8,000, 4,500 of them got employment.
And the average wage was like right at about 39,000 a year, with a high of about 85,000.
And so we do those two networks, the training network and the employment network.
What problem do you think that FEC, when it was originally created, what problem does it solve? It sounds like it solves a lot of problems,
I got to make sure that what I'm doing impacts the community in which I live.
So for someone who, this is their first time hearing about FEC, the Full Employment Council.
So I tell everybody, if you go get your driver's license, you go to the driver's license bureau.
You know, different driver's licenses, some are owned privately, some are owned publicly.
to manage that workforce, whether it's the unemployment offices, whether you're looking for a job, whether you have to get your I-9 verification to be able to establish work, be able to work in the state of Missouri and in the United States, we're the place that you come.
And the other thing that happens is that when they left, out of the roles that left that year, about 8,000, 4,500 of them got employment.
And the average wage was like right at about 39,000 a year, with a high of about 85,000.
And so we do those two networks, the training network and the employment network.
What problem do you think that FEC, when it was originally created, what problem does it solve? It sounds like it solves a lot of problems,
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