Transforming the U.S. workforce development system : lessons from research and practice / edited by David Finegold ... [et al.].

Format
Book
Language
English
Εdition
1st ed.
Published/​Created
Champaign, IL : Labor and Employment Relations Association, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, c2010.
Description
319 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.

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Related name
Series
Labor and Employment Relations Association series [More in this series]
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references
Contents
  • Introduction : meeting America's skill challenge / Mary Gatta and David Finegold
  • 21st-Century competencies and their impact : an interdisciplinary literature review / David Finegold and Alexis Spencer Notabartolo
  • Globalization of technology development : implications for U.S. skills policy / Leonard Lynn and Hal Salzman
  • Raising skill demand : generating good jobs / George S. Benson and Edward E. Lawler III
  • Technology-assisted learning for adult basic education, skills, and English as a second language / Mary McCain
  • Connecting the dots : creating a postsecondary education system for the 21st-Century workforce / Susan J. Schurman and Louis Soares
  • Employer-led training : extensive and intensive approaches / Robert I. Lerman
  • Creating a sector skill strategy : developing high-skill ecosystems / David Finegold and John McCarthy
  • Joint union-management workforce development model / Daniel Marschall and Ellen Scully-Russ
  • Civil society and the provision of services : the freelancers union experience / Charles Heckscher, Sara Horowitz, and Althea Erickson
  • Women, welfare, and workforce development : an agenda for the 21st Century / Mary Gatta and Luisa S. Deprez
  • Creating a 21st-Century workforce development system / F. Ray Marshall and Henry A. Plotkin.
Other title(s)
  • Transforming the US workforce development system
  • Transforming the United States workforce development system
ISBN
  • 9780913447017 (pbk.)
  • 0913447013 (pbk.)
OCLC
617604002
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