The Future of Jobs Report
As technological breakthroughs rapidly shift the frontier between the work tasks performed by humans and those performed by machines and algorithms, global labor markets are likely to undergo major transformations. These transformations, if managed wisely, could lead to a new age of good work, good jobs and improved quality of... Read more »
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More Than Half of U.S. Workers Report Satisfaction With Their Job, The Highest Level Since 2005
The Conference Board’s latest survey on job satisfaction finds that 51 percent of U.S. employees feel overall satisfied with their job. The results also show that, over the last seven years, employee attitudes about wages and job security experienced the biggest improvements. However, workers feel quite disappointed with their job’s... Read more »
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2019 Workforce Development Conference Call for Concurrent Session Speakers
Thank you for your interest in being a Concurrent Session Speaker for the Workforce Development Conference in San Antonio, Texas June 15-19, 2019. The International Association of Workforce Professionals (IAWP) hosts this annual education conference, now in its 106th year! WHY WOULD I WANT TO BE A CONCURRENT SPEAKER? You... Read more »
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Improving Skills Through America’s Workforce Development System
To address labor market challenges, many have turned to America’s workforce development system. Recent efforts from Congress and the White House confirm that policymakers are serious about expanding job-training opportunities. But even with the heightened focus, a shockingly small percentage of individuals leveraging the workforce system combine available Department of Labor training funds with money from other federal... Read more »
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Flexible Workforces on the Rise as Employees Look for New Jobs
A new study finds that that the average percentage of contingent workers (those that include contractors, freelancers and/or temporary workers) in their workforces has increased from 15 percent in 2017 to 29 percent in 2018. In fact, 41 percent of employees say they will only work for a company that... Read more »
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The Future of Jobs Report
As technological breakthroughs rapidly shift the frontier between the work tasks performed by humans and those performed by machines and... Read more »
More Than Half of U.S. Workers Report Satisfaction With Their Job, The Highest Level Since 2005
The Conference Board’s latest survey on job satisfaction finds that 51 percent of U.S. employees feel overall satisfied with their... Read more »
2019 Workforce Development Conference Call for Concurrent Session Speakers
Thank you for your interest in being a Concurrent Session Speaker for the Workforce Development Conference in San Antonio, Texas... Read more »
Improving Skills Through America’s Workforce Development System
To address labor market challenges, many have turned to America’s workforce development system. Recent efforts from Congress and the White House confirm that... Read more »
Flexible Workforces on the Rise as Employees Look for New Jobs
A new study finds that that the average percentage of contingent workers (those that include contractors, freelancers and/or temporary workers)... Read more »
Hertz Car Rental Discount Added to Growing List of Member Benefits
Your IAWP membership entitles you to numerous benefits. Some benefits are intended to help you in your career as a workforce professional while others afford you discounts and savings. Today... Read more »
IAWP International Relations Chair Welcomes Taiwan Labor Officials During U.S. Labor Department Tour
Rebecca Stancil, International Relations Chair for the International Association of Workforce Professionals (IAWP), arranged for Taiwan’s Minister of Labor, Hsu Ming-chun and Labor Attaché, Jason Huang and other officials to... Read more »
Print Your IAWP Membership Card in Three Easy Steps
Thank you for your membership in the International Association of Workforce Professionals. Your personalized membership card is available through the IAWP membership site. Here are the three steps (with examples)... Read more »
Be A Part of Something Special!
Thanks to Steve Strain of the Oregon chapter, IAWP has a great new way to promote the benefits of membership.
IAWP members form an integral part of the success of the workforce development system. IAWP is a worldwide professional association available to all individuals with a common interest in workforce systems.