n Thursday, April 26, an estimated 37 million adults will bring children to work — part of a quarter-century tradition known as Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day. For us, the celebration of Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day is much more than a break from school or a chance for young Floridians to see what the adults in their lives do to earn a living. This annual tradition is an opportunity for tomorrow’s workforce to get an in-person introduction to the many career options and employers available in our state.
