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LibGuides: Workforce Development: About Workforce Development

Amanda Conken · 2018

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Samer Abdelkarim Khasawneh · 2004

ii Dedicated to my parents (Abdel-karim Saleh Khasawneh and Fathia Mahmoud Athamneh), sisters, and brothers

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French Creek Area, Janet Carroll, French Creek et al. · 2011

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Carolyn J. Griess · The SAGE Encyclopedia of Contemporary Early Childhood Education · 2016

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Marx, Lynn. · State Elections Enforcement Commission (State of Connecticut)

Electronic text.; Title from title screen.; "January 25, 2001."; Discusses workforce development in Connecticut, including, where does training occur; what types of funding do community technical colleges receive; what is the success rate for community technical college students; and what do the Office for Workforce Competitiveness and the Governor's Job Cabinet do.; Harvested from the web on 12/26/02

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Rowman & Littlefield eBooks · 2020

<JATS1:p>Many people who work in Workforce Development in Community Colleges have not had the benefit of courses or a degree program in Workforce Development. For that reason, when they join a community college, they often need a primer on the purpose, goals and nature of workforce development. This book is intended for that purpose. It can help newly-hired community college staff members, administrators, and even board of trustees members on the important workforce development mission of a community college.</JATS1:p>

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Tom Short, Roger Harris · 2014

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World Bank · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics

Education-Access & Equity in Basic Education Education-Education For All Social Protections and Labor-Skills Development and Labor Force Training Social Protections and Labor-Vocational & Technical Education

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Ellen Scully‐Russ, Ximena Vidal De Col · 2023

This chapter begins with a summary of the current and emerging workforce development framework for the twenty-first century economy primarily in the United States, pointing out issues of equity and certain challenges in addressing the learning needs of adults in and excluded from the workforce. Workforce development in the United States is a fragmented system consisting of multiple institutions responsible to enact public and private sector policies and programs that provide workers with skills and connect them to jobs. In the past, the focus of the system was to respond to the needs of groups facing barriers to employment, such as low-skilled workers, ex-offenders, youth-at-risk, and others, to prepare them and connect them to jobs. Sector partnerships potentially expose educators to a number of firms and provide them the opportunity to compare human resource development practices across the sector. Finally, a new spirit of labor market activism in adult education may be required to address gaps in the opportunity structures.

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Dennis D. Truax · GEOSTRATA Magazine · 2023

Employers generally recognize that their employees are their single most important resource. Subsequently, they often provide formal and informal opportunities for their staff to develop professional and technical expertise. What they may not recognize is that “workforce development” has morphed to mean more than simply enhancing employee expertise — and for good reason. The level of preparation, a modern set of personal values, and individualized career expectations of the “new” workforce are different from historic norms for engineering and allied fields. Further, while there's enough of a dynamic to cause workforce instability, there's an increasingly short supply of those entering the profession.

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2018

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Katherine A. Dockweiler · 2023

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Community and Regional Development Institute (CaRDI) · eCommons (Cornell University) · 2011

Upstate Update Issue 2

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Dina Abu-Ghaida, Simon Thacker · RePEc: Research Papers in Economics

Education-Education For All Education-Education Reform and Management Education-Educational Policy and Planning Education-Effective Schools and Teachers Social Protections and Labor-Labor Markets Social Protections and Labor-Vocational & Technical Education

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