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Workforce Currents

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Content

2024

2024-03 Then and Now: The Changing Landscape of Education Outcomes and Funding in the 21st Century (Part 3 of 3)
by Stuart Andreason & Nye Hodge & Carl Van Horn
2024-02 The Power of Anecdotal Data
by Elizabeth Bogue Simpson
2024-01 Reconceptualizing Workers as Lifelong Learners
by Sergio Galeano & Tiffani Horton

2023

2023-03 Then and Now: The Changing Landscape of Education Outcomes and Funding in the 21st Century (Part 2 of 3)
by Stuart Andreason & Nye Hodge & Carl Van Horn
2023-02 Then and Now: Key Trends and Transformations in the 21st Century Labor Market (Part 1 of 3)
by Stuart Andreason & Nye Hodge & Carl Van Horn
2023-01 How Community Partners in Chattanooga, Tennessee Are Working toward an Equitable Workforce System
by Sergio Galeano

2022

2022-03 Skills-based Approaches for Finding Talent and Diversifying the Workforce: Six Lessons from Employers
by Sergio Galeano & Katherine Townsend
2022-02 Discontent, Occupational Change, and the Roles Workers Are Leaving amid the Great Resignation
by Nye Hodge
2022-01 Women's Experience in the Labor Market: Pandemic Reflections
by Sarah Miller

2021

2021-07 Emerging Themes from Workforce Development Month 2021
by Sarah Miller & Katherine Townsend
2021-06 The Importance of Addressing Long-Term Unemployment for Economic Recovery
by Sarah Miller & Katherine Townsend
2021-04 The Post-COVID Economy: Pathways for Rebuilding a More Equitable and Inclusive Workplace
by Gerald Chertavian
2021-03 The Failure of Big Data to Address Problems in the Workforce during the COVID-19 Era
by Sean Simone
2021-02 Challenges in Today's Unemployment Insurance System
by Katherine Townsend
2021-01 The Workforce Development Field or a Conduit for Maintaining Systemic Racism?
by Clair Minson

2020

2020-16 Utilizing Opportunity Occupations Data for Recovery
by Stuart Andreason & Pearse Haley
2020-15 Who Has COVID-19 Impacted and What’s Been Done to Help?
by Stuart Andreason & Katherine Townsend
2020-14 Toward an Inclusive Recovery
by Rachel Vilsack
2020-13 Can Community Colleges Step Up as Engines of Economic Recovery?
by Tamar Jacoby
2020-12 Talent Finance: Exploring the Future of Workforce Partnerships
by Stuart Andreason & Sarah Miller & Katherine Townsend
2020-11 Older Workers Face New Risks because of the COVID-19 Recession
by Aida Farmand & Teresa Ghilarducci & Siavash Radpour
2020-10 Transitioning from Hospitality to Health Care Occupations
by Pearse Haley & Sarah Miller
2020-09 Rework America Alliance: Helping Workers Move into Good Jobs
by Stuart Andreason & Sarah Miller
2020-08 Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation and Wage Replacement Rates
by Sarah Miller & Katherine Townsend
2020-07 Public Libraries and the Workforce
by Stephanie Holcomb
2020-06 The Digital Divide and the Pandemic: Working from Home and Broadband and Internet Access
by Stuart Andreason & Mels de Zeeuw & Pearse Haley & Sarah Miller
2020-05 Can Lessons from the Great Recession Guide Policy Responses to the Pandemic-Driven Economic Crisis?
by Jane Oates & Carl Van Horn
2020-04 Introducing the Unemployment Claims Monitor
by Stuart Andreason
2020-03 Reemploying the Unemployed
by Stuart Andreason
2020-02 COVID-19, Workers, and Policy
by Stuart Andreason
2020-01 Opportunity Occupations and the Future of Work
by Mels de Zeeuw

2019

2019-05 Aligning Capital, Training, and Economic Mobility
by Sameera Fazili
2019-04 Opportunity Occupations in the Southeast
by Kyle Fee & Lisa Nelson & Keith Wardrip
2019-03 Automation and the Future of Work
by Stuart Andreason
2019-02 Promising Workforce Development Approaches
by Ann Carpenter & Mels de Zeeuw & Alexander Ruder
2019-01 Early Childhood Education and the Economy
by Tamilore Toyin-Adelaja

2018

2018-05 Policies to Close the Southern Skills Gap
by Stuart Andreason
2018-04 Hiring Difficulties across Industries and Location
by Mels de Zeeuw
2018-03 Creating Opportunities for Young Workers
by Stuart Andreason
2018-02 Racial Disparities in the Labor Market
by Ashley Bozarth
2018-01 Career Pathways in a Changing Labor Market
by Ashley Bozarth

2017

2017-02 Opportunity Occupations: Well-Paying Jobs for Middle-Skill Workers
by Mels de Zeeuw
2017-01 Director's Welcome
by Stuart Andreason

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