WorkingNation

WorkingNation

The landscape of work is evolving for both employers and their teams. WorkingNation highlights key workforce challenges by amplifying insights from industry experts who believe that to strengthen our economy, we must equip our workforce. By combining deep expertise, strategic partnerships, and connections across various sectors, WorkingNation shares impactful stories and fosters discussions about solutions that can support a flourishing middle class. A productive workforce is vital for a healthy nation, and we are assisting America in redefining what it means to be prepared for the future.

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  • 4 days ago | workingnation.com | Laura Aka

    U.S. colleges and universities are increasingly concerned about declining enrollments and financial woes. National data finds 57% of college students are enrolled in programs where there is difficulty completing their degrees on time, according to Ad Astra – an academic software provider. In addition, 78% of completion paths have enrollment levels that are financially unsustainable.

  • 6 days ago | workingnation.com | Laura Aka

    After more than a century in the community, Phillips 66 is set to shut down its refinery facilities in the Los Angeles area later this year, impacting hundreds of union employees and contractors. While the company is pledging support for the workers who will be losing their jobs, a coalition of union, workforce development, and other local groups are also working to facilitate that transition.

  • 1 week ago | workingnation.com | Laura Aka

    On any given day, there are 190,600 women and girls incarcerated in the U.S., according to the (PPI). An additional 93,000 women are held in jails, with the majority (51,000) not having been convicted of a crime. “In many states, women’s incarceration rates are continuing to grow faster than men’s,” PPI notes.

  • 2 weeks ago | workingnation.com | Ramona Schindelheim

    Education benefits have long been a coveted perk at companies, but employers are embracing them in new ways to meet the moment. The high cost of college tuition is out of reach for many. Companies are dealing with labor shortages that are only expected to worsen. And according to a  World Economic Forum survey, 39% of workers’ existing skills sets, on average, are expected to be transformed or become outdated by 2030, as technology, including AI, evolve.

  • 3 weeks ago | workingnation.com | Michael James

    Young adults face a “resource gap” – a lack of guidance and support that is leaving many struggling to find a job in their preferred careers, according to a new report from the career-guidance service Tallo.

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