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- Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections for 2014-2024
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released its employment projections for 2014-2024 The BLS news release highlights several relevant findings to the fields of adult education and career pathways
- Will I need a License or Certification for my Job?
The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has published an article, based on BLS data, showing the occupations where workers are most likely to have a license or certification The report also highlights BLS growth projections for selected occupations
- Why Nerds and Nurses Are Taking Over the U. S. Economy
That is the future of the labor market, according to the latest 10-year forecast from the Bureau of Labor Statistics " Here are the four major themes of the report's employment projections for the next ten years, beginning in 2016: 1 Health care will take over—or, continue its long takeover of—the economy 2
- Top Jobs in 10 Years | LINCS Community | Adult Education and Literacy . . .
Kristina Bartsch, chief of the Division of Occupational Employment Projections at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, discussed industries and occupations projected to gain and lose jobs between 2012 and 2022, and the education needed for those jobs, on C-SPAN's "America by the Numbers" on Jan 31
- The U. S. labor shortage is reaching a critical point. . .
From the article, "The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that April closed with 6 7 million job openings May ended with just over 6 million people the BLS classifies as unemployed, continuing a trend this year that has seen openings eclipse the labor pool for the first time At some point that gap will have to close
- Military Spouse License Recognition Resources from U. S. Department of Labor
The U S Department of Labor has created resources to help military spouses, American Job Centers, and state licensing agencies understand and take advantage of these laws Check out the resources below to learn how your organization can support military spouses in licensed occupations
- Home Health Aides: More than just a job? | LINCS Community | Adult . . .
Because of this, the Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts employment for home health aides will grow 40% between 2016 and 2026 Hiring private caregivers, however, can be a financial burden for some families who can't afford to pay an average of $22,170 a year for extra help I'm curious how this demand is being felt by adult learners
- Department of Labor to Collect Employment Data for New Research . . .
The U S Department of Labor is involved in a promising new initiative relating to career pathways data, which will improve education, training, and labor market data linkages The Labor Department, the University of Chicago's Center for Data Science and Public Policy, and the National Economic Council, will develop a Skills Cooperative Research Database (SCRD) The project will harness public
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