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With a recession looming, employers and employees alike are worried about what benefits will be cut, including tuition reimbursement. Improving skills and gaining a higher education is a top priority for many employees in the new year. This benefit is especially important during an economic downturn.

So says Jeremy Walsh, EVP of Corporate Partnerships at AllCampus, an online program management services provider that helps universities evolve their academic programs.

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