Workforce Currents

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2026-4: The Geography of AI Demand in the Southeast: Patterns of Growth and Labor Market Structure: Sergio Galeano
2026-3: From Barrier to Bridge: Approaches to Address Benefits Cliffs: Keith Barnes, Brittany Birken and John Rees
2026-1: Atlanta Fed Analysis of Jacksonville Job Market Reveals Regional Conditions: Michelle Dennard, Sarah Miller and John Rees
2025-01: By Degree(s): Measuring Employer Demand for AI Skills by Educational Requirements: Sergio Galeano, Nye Hodge and Alexander Ruder
2024-03: Then and Now: The Changing Landscape of Education Outcomes and Funding in the 21st Century (Part 3 of 3): Stuart Andreason, Nye Hodge and Carl Van Horn
2024-02: The Power of Anecdotal Data: Elizabeth Bogue Simpson
2024-01: Reconceptualizing Workers as Lifelong Learners: Sergio Galeano and Tiffani Horton
2023-03: Then and Now: The Changing Landscape of Education Outcomes and Funding in the 21st Century (Part 2 of 3): Stuart Andreason, Nye Hodge and Carl Van Horn
2023-02: Then and Now: Key Trends and Transformations in the 21st Century Labor Market (Part 1 of 3): Stuart Andreason, Nye Hodge and Carl Van Horn
2023-01: How Community Partners in Chattanooga, Tennessee Are Working toward an Equitable Workforce System: Sergio Galeano
2022-03: Skills-based Approaches for Finding Talent and Diversifying the Workforce: Six Lessons from Employers: Sergio Galeano and Katherine Townsend
2022-02: Discontent, Occupational Change, and the Roles Workers Are Leaving amid the Great Resignation: Nye Hodge
2022-01: Women's Experience in the Labor Market: Pandemic Reflections: Sarah Miller
2021-07: Emerging Themes from Workforce Development Month 2021: Sarah Miller and Katherine Townsend
2021-06: The Importance of Addressing Long-Term Unemployment for Economic Recovery: Sarah Miller and Katherine Townsend
2021-04: The Post-COVID Economy: Pathways for Rebuilding a More Equitable and Inclusive Workplace: Gerald Chertavian
2021-03: The Failure of Big Data to Address Problems in the Workforce during the COVID-19 Era: Sean Simone
2021-02: Challenges in Today's Unemployment Insurance System: Katherine Townsend
2021-01: The Workforce Development Field or a Conduit for Maintaining Systemic Racism?: Clair Minson
2020-16: Utilizing Opportunity Occupations Data for Recovery: Stuart Andreason and Pearse Haley
2020-15: Who Has COVID-19 Impacted and What’s Been Done to Help?: Stuart Andreason and Katherine Townsend
2020-14: Toward an Inclusive Recovery: Rachel Vilsack
2020-13: Can Community Colleges Step Up as Engines of Economic Recovery?: Tamar Jacoby
2020-12: Talent Finance: Exploring the Future of Workforce Partnerships: Stuart Andreason, Sarah Miller and Katherine Townsend
2020-11: Older Workers Face New Risks because of the COVID-19 Recession: Aida Farmand, Teresa Ghilarducci and Siavash Radpour
2020-10: Transitioning from Hospitality to Health Care Occupations: Pearse Haley and Sarah Miller
2020-09: Rework America Alliance: Helping Workers Move into Good Jobs: Stuart Andreason and Sarah Miller
2020-08: Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation and Wage Replacement Rates: Sarah Miller and Katherine Townsend
2020-07: Public Libraries and the Workforce: Stephanie Holcomb
2020-06: The Digital Divide and the Pandemic: Working from Home and Broadband and Internet Access: Stuart Andreason, Mels de Zeeuw, Pearse Haley and Sarah Miller
2020-05: Can Lessons from the Great Recession Guide Policy Responses to the Pandemic-Driven Economic Crisis?: Jane Oates and Carl Van Horn
2020-04: Introducing the Unemployment Claims Monitor: Stuart Andreason
2020-03: Reemploying the Unemployed: Stuart Andreason
2020-02: COVID-19, Workers, and Policy: Stuart Andreason
2020-01: Opportunity Occupations and the Future of Work: Mels de Zeeuw
2019-05: Aligning Capital, Training, and Economic Mobility: Sameera Fazili
2019-04: Opportunity Occupations in the Southeast: Kyle Fee, Lisa Nelson and Keith Wardrip
2019-03: Automation and the Future of Work: Stuart Andreason
2019-02: Promising Workforce Development Approaches: Ann Carpenter, Mels de Zeeuw and Alexander Ruder
2019-01: Early Childhood Education and the Economy: Tamilore Toyin-Adelaja
2018-05: Policies to Close the Southern Skills Gap: Stuart Andreason
2018-04: Hiring Difficulties across Industries and Location: Mels de Zeeuw
2018-03: Creating Opportunities for Young Workers: Stuart Andreason
2018-02: Racial Disparities in the Labor Market: Ashley Bozarth
2018-01: Career Pathways in a Changing Labor Market: Ashley Bozarth
2017-02: Opportunity Occupations: Well-Paying Jobs for Middle-Skill Workers: Mels de Zeeuw
2017-01: Director's Welcome: Stuart Andreason
2: What Enrollment Numbers Can (and Cannot) Tell Us About Access to Postsecondary Training Programs: Tiffani Horton, Elizabeth Bogue Simpson and Jacob Walker