The Job
A newsletter about the connections between education and the workforce
GOP scrutinizes NSF workforce projects as the White House eliminates education research and some funding for apprenticeships.
Trump mulls spending cuts for clean energy manufacturing, potentially roiling job training for workers without college degrees.
As the White House targets federal agencies, education and job training initiatives could be on the chopping block.
The workforce system is rattled by Trump’s scrutiny of spending on job training, apprenticeship, and other popular programs.
Will the Trump Republican Party lean into creating career opportunities for Americans without college degrees?
The Commerce Department has become a player on workforce development, with a fresh approach that could be broadly influential.
Greenville Tech bets on a high-tech future with a new center for industrial cyber and AI.
Uncertainty looms after a busy year for workforce education and the labor market.
The increasing automation of tech tasks creates a high-stakes opportunity to redefine job roles and training.
Fewer high school grads and a widening workplace skills gap pose big challenges for the U.S.
Top experts call for better data and more short-term training as tech transforms jobs.
Degree apprenticeships take off in Europe. Will they catch on here?
