Youth Employment
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U.S. Chamber Foundation, NAM’s Manufacturing Institute Release New Paper Outlining Employer-Led Opportunities for Workforce Development
WASHINGTON, D.C.— The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and the National Association of Manufacturers’ Manufacturing Institute today released a new paper advancing a solution for increased employer leadership and investment in earn and learn pathways, including apprenticeships, internship programs, vocational education, and on-the-job training. The paper, entitled “Quality Pathways: Employer Leadership in Earn and Learn Opportunities,” highlights the importance of employer leadership in developing a growing workforce that meets the needs of a modernizing United States economy.
U.S. Chamber Foundation Highlights Best Practices for Business and Education Partnerships
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation released a new report today, “Learning to Work, Working to Learn,” an examination of experiential learning programs highlighting best practices for employer engagement in education partnerships.
U.S. Chamber Foundation Urges States to Measure Students’ Career Readiness
New Paper Recommends Career Readiness Indicator in Accountability Systems
U.S. Chamber Foundation Explores Expanded Employer Leadership in Career Development for Youth
Donohue to Boy Scouts: We’re helping businesses understand how hiring young talent can support their long-term growth goals
U.S. Chamber Foundation Encourages Building “Innovation Talent” in Schools
New White Paper Recommends Business-Sponsored Challenges to Disrupt Education Enterprise, Close Skills Gap
U.S. Chamber Foundation Releases Guide Outlining Strategies for More Effective Youth Employment Initiatives
A New Framework for Business Engagement
U.S. Chamber Foundation Addressing Skills Gap with Youth Employment Network
Monday, October 26, 2015