Research Report Virginia's Workforce
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Strategies for Achieving a Skilled, Productive, and Educated Workforce
Kelly S. Mikelson, Caroline Ratcliffe, Demetra Smith Nightingale
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This study was conducted by The Urban Institute over a six-month period from mid-May to mid-November 2003 and was commissioned by the Virginia Workforce Council (VWC). This study provides the VWC with information to help them make important incumbent worker policy decisions over the next several years. This study analyzes the current and changing characteristics of Virginia's workforce, examines trends in workforce demand in future years, reviews policies, approaches, and strategies for integrating emerging and diverse groups into the workforce, and recommends public and private sector policies and strategies that might be appropriate for Virginia in the coming decades.
Research and Evidence Work, Education, and Labor Tax and Income Supports
Expertise Thriving Cities and Neighborhoods Social Safety Net Workforce Development Labor Markets Taxes and the Economy
Tags Workplace and industry studies State programs, budgets Public service and subsidized employment programs Job opportunities