Category: In-Demand Careers

The global workforce is approaching a tipping point, according to new research from Deloitte. As aging populations and declining birth rates shrink labor pools — especially in mature economies —…

New undergraduate programs The Interdisciplinary School for Engagement in Humanities and Social Sciences in the College of Liberal and Fine Arts is offering two new bachelor’s degrees. The bachelor of…

We push students toward degrees with high debt and uncertain payoffs, while overlooking a career track that pays them to gain skills the world urgently needs. Amanda McVay | Opinion…

Tesla’s expansion of the Robotaxi geofence on Tuesday morning was a one-up on Waymo once again, as the automaker’s service area growth helps eclipse its rival in an intense back-and-forth.…

Despite a recovering US economy and a surge in opportunities across health care, a troubling divide has emerged among America’s youngest workers. Gen Z men are facing an unemployment crisis,…

Employer and intermediary investment and mentorship are front and center on signing day, signaling their commitment to the apprentice’s future. The celebration is often the start of a mentor relationship…

Standing still in your legal career isn’t really an option anymore. The profession is changing fast and those who don’t adapt risk being left behind. For mid-career attorneys looking to…

As AI tools continue to reshape work across industries, a new anxiety has entered the professional lexicon: FOBO—fear of becoming obsolete. While the term may sound buzzword-y, the concern is…

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration today issued guidance to states on how to use Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act grants to bolster artificial intelligence…

BEMIDJI — Staff from the Rural Minnesota Concentrated Employment Program (RMCEP) and the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED), alongside other workforce development professionals in northwest Minnesota conducted a…