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Insights from jobseekers on digital credentials and wallets As digital wallets containing digital credentials become more prevalent, jobseekers now can store and share learning and employment records (LERs) to pursue job opportunities. JFFLabs surveyed jobseekers…
Jobs for the Future’s (JFF) vision for the Big Blur calls for entirely new educational institutions and systems to better prepare 16-to-20-year-olds for college and careers. This paper examines how instructor preparation, state accountability systems,…
The Workforce Transformation Policy Council leverages the expansive vision of future-focused workforce development leaders to transform federal workforce policy for tomorrow’s economy. Results With insights drawn from nine focus group conversations and over 20 individual…
The Community College Workforce Consortium is spearheaded by visionary leaders in higher education dedicated to driving economic advancement for students by addressing the workforce development needs of their communities. Results The CCWC consists of 24…
This webinar examines how employers, higher education institutions, and other training providers can best serve learners in a workplace undergoing rapid transformation.
In this insightful interview, JFF President & CEO Maria Flynn discusses the pivotal role of JFF amid the current job market upheaval, echoing the organization’s goal to foster quality job opportunities for workers facing systemic…