The Manufacturing Labor Force Is Upskilling and Downsizing
The glory days of American manufacturing in the 1970s—when workers with a high school diploma or less held 79% of
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The glory days of American manufacturing in the 1970s—when workers with a high school diploma or less held 79% of
Read More →SOURCE: Amanda Beaton, US Program Manager Siemens Cooperates with Education I often get asked how Siemens works with schools, and
Read More →SOURCE: Detroit Free Press, Kim Trent, Opinion Michigan continues to be weirdly reliant on standardized tests that focus mainly on
Read More →While technical knowledge is essential to a successful career in engineering, “soft skills” are playing an increasingly important role in
Read More →By Jeff Burnstein President of the Association for Advancing Automation Robots don’t take away jobs. When companies lose to their
Read More →Half of today’s work activities coordinated by humans could be automated with present-day technology. Few organizations or individuals are prepared
Read More →The California legislature has appropriated $200 million for the community colleges’ Strong Workforce Program. In 2015, the community colleges’ Board
Read More →Partnerships among employers and educators have never been more important than today, as the country faces significant challenges in the
Read More →Success stories that involve parlaying a vocational certificate into middle-class security need more attention. The flow of students into colleges
Read More →Source: https://www.forbes.com By Bernard Marr Photo: Adobe Stock We are at the beginnings of a new industrial revolution that will not
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