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How the Administration's Overtime Rule Could Cost Workers More Than They Gain—Including Flexibility and Income Security

Aging panel's top Republican says policy fixes needed for ag workforce that's getting older

The average age of farmers today is 58, setting up a need to adopt new government policies to attract and retain new farmers and protect the agricultural industry’s ability to meet growing world food needs.

Education Freedom and Work Opportunities as Catalysts for Increasing the Birth Rate Among Married Couples

The United States has experienced a rapid decline in its fertility rate, starting with the Great Recession and declining further since then. Since 2008, the U.S. fertility rate fell from 2.1—right at replacement rate—to a record low of 1.6 births in 2020.REF

ABC: Government-Registered Apprenticeship System Alone Won't Solve Construction Labor Shortage

ABC: Government-Registered Apprenticeship System Alone Won't Solve Construction Labor Shortage

ABC: Government-Registered Apprenticeship System Alone Won't Solve Construction Labor Shortage

What Is Happening in This Unprecedented U.S. Labor Market? April 2023 Update

Labor shortages continue to harm the U.S. economy, adding to ongoing inflation, increasing the risks of an economic down, and exacerbating the federal government’s irrefutably unsustainable fiscal outlook. This Backgrounder examines the current U.S. labor market by diving deeper into the employment trends among different groups of workers with data through March 2023.

What Is Happening in This Unprecedented U.S. Labor Market? July 2022 Update

Unprecedented labor shortages continue to weigh down the U.S. economy, resulting in higher food prices, cancelled flights, delayed deliveries, reduced public safety, and overcrowded emergency rooms. This Backgrounder examines the current U.S. labor market by diving deeper into the employment trends among different groups of workers with data through May 2022.

Blanket Loan Forgiveness, Loan Subsidies, and Failed Job-Training Programs Are Not the Answer to Worker Shortages and Inflation

Education plays a critical role in developing workers’ knowledge, skills, and talents—as well as in matching these with new and emerging technologies. As a key factor in determining what and how much workers produce and earn, education is a fundamental component of economic growth and of personal well-being. Poor government policies have created an inefficient and monopolistic higher education system with sky-high tuition costs and a growing skills gap, and recent policies enacted in the name of containing the COVID-19 pandemic have created an unprecedented labor shortage.

Thune, Scott Introduce Legislation to Combat Workforce Challenges – South Dakota War College