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Community Development

Preparing Students for Their First Jobs

We've been promising students that a college degree is their ticket to freedom. But it isn't enough.

BY Aimée Eubanks Davis

Blog Post

06.26.2017
Employment and Jobs

Increase Access to and Availability of Good Jobs

A Q&A with MIT Professor Paul Osterman.

BY Maureen Conway & 1 more

Blog Post

03.15.2017
Employment and Jobs

We Need Good Companies to Create Good Jobs

High-quality jobs and growing businesses aren't mutually exclusive.

BY Mark G. Popovich, & 1 more

Blog Post

02.08.2017
Workforce Development

Surviving in the Age of Automation

What can the launch of Good Companies/Good Jobs teach us about preparing workers for the future?

BY Richard Eisenberg

Of Interest

02.02.2017
Employment and Jobs

How Do We Make More Jobs Good Jobs?

As we greet 2017, one clear message is that America has a jobs problem. It’s not that we don’t have enough jobs, but that we don’t have enough good jobs.

BY Elliot Gerson & 1 more

Blog Post

01.04.2017
Employment and Jobs

Data on the Sharing & On-Demand Economy

This paper is meant to be a resource for public and private research organizations, foundations, government agencies, and other parties interested in promoting a more thorough understanding of the sharing/on-demand economy workforce, including its relationship to the broader contingent workforce.

BY Libby Reder

Publication

10.03.2016
Identity and Equity

Summit on Prosperity in Los Angeles Brings Latino Leaders Together

"Participants of a summit held Tuesday in downtown Los Angeles explored how the prosperity of the United States is deeply intertwined with the success and ...

BY Aspen Institute Latinos and Society Program OLD

Of Interest

08.17.2016
Employment and Jobs

The Tech Revolution's Economic Impact

Accelerating technological advancements will cause massive job and economic damage.

BY Andy Stern

Blog Post

06.30.2016
Employment and Jobs

Young adult unemployment needs systemic solutions

Young people today face a tough job market. Many, especially those from poor communities, are struggling to find work. An estimated one in seven young adults in the US is out of school and not working.

BY Maureen Conway

Blog Post

03.07.2016
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