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Kaufman, Jacob B.; Levine, Louis – 1969
Seminars were conducted at Cornell University and Arizona State University to encourage manpower research among persons who had recently received doctorates in the social and behavioral sciences. Individuals who showed promise for making positive contributions to manpower research were selected from both large and small institutions of higher…
Descriptors: Disadvantaged, Educational Researchers, Labor Force Development, Seminars
Frey, Donald N. – Vital Speeches of the Day, 1984
Noting the vital importance of a trained work force to our national economy, the chairman of Bell & Howell Company states that industry must assume a leading role in the education and training of American workers. He calls on industry to organize its training resources to meet its needs. (PD)
Descriptors: Educational Responsibility, Industrial Training, Industry, Labor Force Development
Banta, Trudy W. – Training Develop J, 1970
Community groups in Knoxville, Tennessee, meet to share concerns for job oriented education of the disadvantaged, particularly through school and industry cooperation. (LY)
Descriptors: Cooperative Planning, Disadvantaged, Job Training, Labor Force Development
Schrank, Robert; Stein, Susan – Manpower, 1970
Reactions of participants suggest that sensitivity training performs some popular function but that it does not necessarily change behavior, affect attitudes, or constitute formal learning. (Author)
Descriptors: Labor Force Development, Sensitivity Training, Socialization, Staff Development
Million, Guy P. – American Education, 1970
An institute of higher learning is training people in skills that will make them more employable. (CK)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Institutes (Training Programs), Labor Force Development
Smith, Douglas H. – Lifelong Learning, 1989
Adult and continuing education (ACE) and human resource development (HRD) professionals have more in common than they realize. They would both benefit by talking to one another. The opportunity for that conversation is not likely to happen. (Includes charts listing the differences between HRD and ACE and between education and business.) (JOW)
Descriptors: Adult Education, Continuing Education, Labor Force Development, Training
Kirk, James – Training and Development Journal, 1988
A survey of 361 human resource developers (HRD) found that trainers are more satisfied with training than with their previous positions because HRD gives them the chance to do different things, make use of abilities, try their own methods, and earn satisfactory pay. (JOW)
Descriptors: Human Resources, Job Satisfaction, Labor Force Development, Trainers
Kobler, Alexander – Vocational Training: European Journal, 1998
Money is being spent on training, without investment in human resources. Investment requires verifying benefits and risks to determine the best options. The role of the individual must be strengthened and investment incentives increased. (SK)
Descriptors: Human Resources, Investment, Job Training, Labor Force Development
Claypool, Christine Ryan – Techniques Making Education and Career Connections, 2005
It was the year 2002. Ohio was reeling from a decline in the manufacturing sector, which left thousands of northwestern Ohio workers unemployed. When the U.S. economy suffers from a recession, states like Ohio that rely heavily upon employment in manufacturing experience the impact first, according to Neal Eiber of Apollo Career Center Adult…
Descriptors: Manufacturing, Career Centers, Labor Force Development, Dislocated Workers
Sleezer, Catherine M.; Denny, Dan – Performance Improvement Quarterly, 2004
This article focuses on the human performance improvement and human resource development task of providing an organization with a skilled workforce. We begin by describing the U.S. demographic trends and the changing job skill requirements that will lead to a shortage of skilled workers and that highlight the importance of considering the various…
Descriptors: Labor Force Development, Skilled Workers, Human Resources, Demography
Ferdinand, Debra – ProQuest LLC, 2009
This descriptive study used a mixed methods design and sought to examine students' perceptions on workforce education and development (WED) curriculum responsiveness to culturally and internationally diverse graduate students at a Midwestern university on four dimensions: "teaching strategies (to include delivery)," "curriculum…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Cognitive Style, Teaching Styles, Multicultural Education
Bahr, Morton – Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy (NJ1), 2009
It is no secret that America is at risk of losing its place as a world leader in education. Some 88 million adults in America need help with their English as a Second Language (ESL) and basic skills, yet the nation is currently providing services to only 3 million people. The Commission on Adult Literacy calls for bold change at the state and…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Literacy, Basic Skills, Hearings
Lips, Dan; McNeill, Jena Baker – Heritage Foundation, 2009
The authors express reservations about additional federal funding for the National Science Foundation, including new funding for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education programs, provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. For more than 50 years, American political, business, military, and academic leaders…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Engineering Education, Science Education, Mathematics Education
Shore, Rima; Shore, Barbara – Annie E. Casey Foundation, 2009
As they move toward adulthood, most young Americans are either in school, in the workforce, or in the military. Their lives are shaped by the challenges and routines of these anchoring institutions and by the social networks they encounter there. But far too many are disconnected from the roles and relationships that set young people on pathways…
Descriptors: Young Adults, At Risk Students, Social Isolation, Unemployment
OECD Publishing (NJ3), 2012
Canada weathered the global economic crisis well, mainly reflecting sustained growth in domestic pending, and the economy is continuing to grow despite the persistence of international turbulence, most recently stemming from the euro zone sovereign debt crisis. In Canada's case, several factors are acting in its favour. Federal fiscal plans are…
Descriptors: Innovation, Living Standards, Foreign Countries, Banking
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