Workforce Development
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New York and Oregon Bolster Semiconductor Workforce to Combat Talent Shortage
New York and Oregon are launching major workforce initiatives, including tax incentives and federal funding, to bridge a 157,000-worker semiconductor talent gap.
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Trucking Schools Adopt Simulators and Automatic Transmissions to Address Driver Demand
Technical colleges are modernizing CDL training with mobile simulators and automatic-transmission vehicles to streamline licensing and meet industry labor needs.
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AI Advancements Prompt New Literacy Frameworks Amid Global Surge
New frameworks for AI literacy are emerging globally, with the U.S. Department of Labor releasing a national guide and the UN pushing for ethical development and access, as discussions around critical thinking and transparency in AI’s impact on society intensify.
