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Workforce Focus: From Campus To Careers - Vimarsana News

Workforce Focus: From Campus To Careers

Effective pathways for higher education to meet workforce needs are forged through renewed collaboration and action.

Alabama grapples with high rate of 'disconnected' youth: New initiatives aim to bridge gap - Vimarsana News

Alabama grapples with high rate of 'disconnected' youth: New initiatives aim to bridge gap

At a time when the State of Alabama enjoys historically low unemployment, more disconnected youth are not in school or working than any other state in the count

Learning and Employment Record Use Cases - National Governors Association - Vimarsana News

Learning and Employment Record Use Cases - National Governors Association

Governors and other state leaders are concerned about the current labor shortage, occurring during a time when many skilled workers are underemployed or even unemployed. Skills-based approaches to hiring and recruiting can shift that dynamic—making pathways to good careers accessible to a wider segment of the workforce and opening up new pools of talent for employers.

Source: nga.org
Foothill-De Anza Board Announces Selection of Lee Lambert as Next Chancellor - Vimarsana News

Foothill-De Anza Board Announces Selection of Lee Lambert as Next Chancellor

The district’s governing board is expected to formally approve Lambert’s contract at its regular meeting June 12. Lambert, currently chancellor of Pima Community College in Arizona, will start in his new role Aug. 1.

Should the federal government spend more on workforce development? - Vimarsana News

Should the federal government spend more on workforce development?

Nonresident scholar Harry Holzer discusses what more the federal government can do to support workforce development.