The labor market, workforce, and education are undergoing significant changes in the first decade of the 21st Century. While it is widely known that the unemployment rate skyrocketed during the Great Recession, other features of work in America have also undergone profound, but less visible changes.
This program consists of a special set of BTC courses in machine shop safety, manual milling, and welding that are designed for UMKC engineering students.
Metropolitan Community College
MissouriAfter experiencing increasing challenges hiring qualified employees, Cerner Corporation approached MCC about creating a pipeline of new IT talent.
This paper identifies training opportunities in Michigan that
prepare workers for green-collar jobs in the construction
and manufacturing sectors, and that represent key elements
of an integrated green workforce development system
Tidewater Community College
Norfolk, VA
Program Description:
Tidewater Community College’s Job Skills Training Program (JSTP) is one of the most successful workforce development programs in the nation. The National Alliance of Community &…
The “Job Impacts of a National Renewable Electricity Standard” study was released by the RES Alliance for Jobs and found that a 25% by 2025 national RES would support an additional 274,000 renewable energy jobs over a no-national policy option.
On February 1, President Obama transmitted his $3.8 trillion Fiscal Year 2011 budget request to Congress. The National Skills Coalition has provided a preliminary analysis of the budget and key…
College: American Association of Community Colleges
Location: Washington, DC
The American Association of Community Colleges has opening for a professional position in research. Individual will produce detailed statistical and descriptive information about…
College: American Association of Community Colleges
Location: Washington, DC
The American Association of Community Colleges seeks an individual to provide customer support for all areas of the Association’s meeting registration and member…
“Donna Brazile is hard to ignore, given her penchant for candor and 20 years’ experience in the making of Democratic presidential candidates. She feels that getting a candidate elected takes the same artful mix as cooking up a fine gumbo. And her political opinions are as fiery as Tabasco.” –The New York Times
