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This brief describes innovations advanced by organizations participating in the James Irvine Foundation's Better Careers initiative which connected California workers to good jobs and advancement opportunities through substantive investments by...

This report synthesizes findings from 12 evaluations of 13 subsidized employment programs. The 13 subsidized employment programs evaluated intended to help reconnect participants to work, or in some cases, education or training to improve their...

Examines emerging Internet technologies that collect and analyze advertised job openings and have the potential to provide community colleges with an array of real-time intelligence about the occupational and skill demands in their local labor...

Provides step-by-step instructions and resources on designing and implementing work-based learning opportunities to upgrade the skills of new and incumbent frontline workers.

Examines state rapid response practices designed to coordinate the delivery of a wide array of services to displaced workers.

This session is the third webinar in this series for the youth community, hosted by the Chicago and San Francisco Employment and Training Administration (ETA) offices but open to all, to inspire strategic planning and action now in anticipation of...

Global survey focused on work related issues presented to 30,000 people across 50 cities and 18 countries.

This resource offers a clear and user-friendly road map for administrators, service providers, practitioners, and policy makers seeking to develop career pathway systems at local regional, and/or state levels.

Presents the importance of improving and sharing employment outcome data to inform students, parents, and the public on graduates’ outcomes after completing post-secondary programs.

Examines the state of competency-based models of postsecondary education in the U.S., focusing on their assessment capabilities and whether they can function outside of a credit-bearing system.