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Lauren Fairley, a U.S. Department of Labor Workforce Analyst and student career counselor, walks viewers through a step-by-step process for how to navigate the competency model website, related career planning resources and tools, and highlights...

The Advanced Manufacturing Competency Model now reflects the knowledge and skills needed by today’s manufacturing workforce. For the first time, the rapidly growing electronics/semiconductor manufacturing industry is represented in this model.

Competencies are becoming the new currency for job seekers and businesses filling their talent needs. The Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration (ETA) has released a new video series called How to Crosswalk Competency Models...

Learn how four organizations are assessing and developing the soft skills of job seekers and students they serve. Speakers will share their real-world experiences with a variety of soft skill assessment tools and their tips for success....

Resources identified with The Future of Work theme spotlighted forces affecting work, the workforce, and the workplace.

Resources identified with The Future of Work theme spotlighted forces affecting work, the workforce, and the workplace.

Resources identified with The Future of Work theme spotlighted forces affecting work, the workforce, and the workplace.                                                                

Resources identified with The Future of Work theme spotlighted forces affecting work, the workforce, and the workplace.

54% of Americans fear they will lose their job due to the pandemic.  Source: The National Institute for Health Care Management (NIHCM) Foundation

This report shows how the geography of manufacturing has changed from 1940 to 2016 and provides data at the state and county levels for 18 states in which manufacturing was the largest employer at the beginning of the 21st century.