Workforce Development

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This Boss Gives the Disabled What She Says They Want Most: Jobs

The Prospector Theater in Ridgefield, Connecticut is a one of a kind movie house employing adults with special needs.

The few, the proudly employed, the coding boot camp graduates

That experience that you get in the university just doesn’t give you enough of that hands-on experience that you need."

Gazette opinion: Want a workforce? Invest now in career education

Montana’s present spending on career education is one-tenth (or less) of what our neighbors are providing. It’s unreasonable to believe Montana can make its student population competitive in the job market with such a disparity in career education investment.

Wealth without workers, workers without wealth

The incomes of the highly educated–those with the skills to complement computers–have soared, while pay for others lower down the skill ladder has been squeezed. The best thing governments can do is to raise the productivity and employability of less-skilled workers.

Farmers brace for labor shortage under new policy

"It’s possible that because of this action, agriculture will lose workers without any mechanism to bring in new workers."

Montana’s two-year colleges to address shortage of manufacturing workers

"We’re experiencing a severe skills gap and workforce shortage for many of us requiring skilled welders, machinists and other manufacturing positions."

How to change what the tech workforce looks like

Is anything likely to change in 2015? Or the next year, or next?

Why U.S. Women Are Leaving Jobs Behind

In many other countries, however, the percentage of working women has continued to climb.

President Obama Launches Competitions for New Manufacturing Innovation Hubs and American Apprenticeship Grants

To help support new advancements in manufacturing, the President will announce more than $290 million in public-private investment for two new Manufacturing Innovation Hub Competitions.

Labor Department to Award $100M to Expand High-Tech, High-Demand Industry Apprenticeships

Labor expects to make about 25 awards, ranging between $2.5-5 million, to public-private partnerships that will register, improve and expand apprenticeship programs around the country.