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The future is work is now and it is fundamentally transforming economies across the United States. This session will explore both domestic and international lessons for how local policy makers can help both people and places deal with the transition from an industrial to a digital economy....

This session will explore how workforce development and training policies need to be reconfigured to be more responsive to changing in the workplace from automation and digitalization. It would explore different policy options for promoting lifelong learning at the local level. In addition...

OPENING REMARKS Scott Sanders, Executive Director, National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA) John Pallasch, Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration Ulrik Vestergaard Knudsen, Deputy Secretary-General, OECD

NASWA's 2019 State of the Workforce Report is the first-of-its-kind data compilation from the nation's state workforce agencies into one cohesive report to showcase key innovations from across the country that are enhancing our nation’s workforce. This comprehensive report provides insight...

Massachusetts hit a home run by successfully integrating the Suspicious Actor Repository process into their internal application. Even with this success, Massachusetts and the nation continue to watch out for the “Green Monster” of the recession. Leveraging the lessons learned from “the Gr...

What strategies can help ensure Perkins and workforce customers are served by coordinated systems, and that CTE programs are responsive to local labor market conditions? How do leaders rally their troops to work across systems and achieve success? This discussion will showcase strategies a...