Vote for 2019 Officers and Directors
Thank you for taking an active role in IAWP by casting your vote for officers and directors. To aide you, a link to information about each candidate is available by clicking on the candidates name. Linda DeMore – President Elect Amber Drake – Vice President Stephanie Stevens – Director Nancy... Read more »
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Study: Hiring of Formerly Incarcerated Increases When Criminal Conviction Questions on Job Applications are Banned
Formerly incarcerated individuals have a better chance of getting hired if a job application doesn’t include questions about criminal history, according to new employment research from Case Western Reserve University. In fact, the practice known as “banning the box” (as in, the box job applicants are asked to check to indicate... Read more »
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Steps Recommended to Prepare for Potential Workforce Effects on Automated Trucking
Stakeholders recently interviewed by the General Accounting Office (GAO) predicted two main scenarios for how the adoption of automated trucks could affect the trucking workforce, which varied depending on the future role of drivers or operators. Technology developers, among others, described one scenario in which self-driving trucks are used on... Read more »
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Nominations Committee Certifies Officer and Director Candidates
Cheryl Brown, IAWP Nominations Chair, reports that the criteria has been met for each of the following candidates to appear on the election ballot: Officer’s Linda DeMore – President Elect Amber Drake- Vice President Director’s at Large – 2 year term Stephanie Stevens Donna Glacken Director’s at Large – 1 year term... Read more »
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Report Forecasts Automation’s Sizable Impacts on the American Workforce Through 2030
A new report, titled, Automation and Artificial Intelligence, analyzes the impacts of automation on the American workforce, examining data focused on the mix of industries, geographies, and demographic groups across the U.S. The authors, focus on areas of potential occupational change rather than net employment losses or gains. Special attention is applied to digging... Read more »
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Vote for 2019 Officers and Directors
Thank you for taking an active role in IAWP by casting your vote for officers and directors. To aide you,... Read more »
Study: Hiring of Formerly Incarcerated Increases When Criminal Conviction Questions on Job Applications are Banned
Formerly incarcerated individuals have a better chance of getting hired if a job application doesn’t include questions about criminal history,... Read more »
Steps Recommended to Prepare for Potential Workforce Effects on Automated Trucking
Stakeholders recently interviewed by the General Accounting Office (GAO) predicted two main scenarios for how the adoption of automated trucks... Read more »
Nominations Committee Certifies Officer and Director Candidates
Cheryl Brown, IAWP Nominations Chair, reports that the criteria has been met for each of the following candidates to appear on... Read more »
Report Forecasts Automation’s Sizable Impacts on the American Workforce Through 2030
A new report, titled, Automation and Artificial Intelligence, analyzes the impacts of automation on the American workforce, examining data focused on the... Read more »
Webinar: How Workforce Professionals Can Leverage LinkedIn to Assist Jobseekers
Not only are the skills for today’s occupations changing, so are the skills needed to successfully look for work. We invite you to attend a webinar deep-dive into the LinkedIn... Read more »
Nominations Committee Certifies Officer and Director Candidates
Cheryl Brown, IAWP Nominations Chair, reports that the criteria has been met for each of the following candidates to appear on the election ballot: Officer’s Linda DeMore – President Elect Amber Drake-... Read more »
106th Workforce Development Conference
Now in its 106th year, the Workforce Development Conference is a comprehensive, multi-day conference offering educational training, continuing education and networking events targeting professionals from all walks of the workforce... Read more »
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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.