The Build Back Better Act: Community Colleges, Workforce Development, and Worker Protections
A summary of Build Back Better investments in community colleges, apprenticeships, care workers, and worker protections.
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A summary of Build Back Better investments in community colleges, apprenticeships, care workers, and worker protections.
The time is right for the federal government to push for the improved compensation of essential home care workers.
The federal government must act to make sure all youth apprentices benefit from established best practices.
Partnerships with labor management training funds can serve colleges, learners, and state workforce needs.
Some of what we’ve learned confirms earlier findings, but other results have challenged our thinking and raised new questions.
This brief provides an inventory of data about institutions and programs comprising the current community college baccalaureate landscape.
Bringing TAACCCT back, in conjunction with the new Community College and Industry Partnership Grants, would be huge for community colleges.
There is much to celebrate in the Build Back Better Act, which will provide historic investments in workers, children, and young adults.
A look at some key provisions in the Build Back Better Act on the care workforce, labor policy, education, and workforce development.
These changes have been a long time coming and have huge implications for baccalaureate degree access in the Golden State.
Community colleges can attract students and stand out from the competition by taking into account these program development strategies.
Monroe Community College’s partnership with employers improved most markers of job quality for Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs).
We're launching a project to help community colleges (re)engage students whose education was derailed by the pandemic.