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I've learned from failures and successes that I'm not bad at what I do that resulted in success for those I've helped. I just connect "dots" to enhance life's...aka your pot of gold at the end of your rainbow ✌️
We thank you for all you do! WHEREAS, human resources professionals are an organization’s experts on staffing, compensation, benefits, diversity initiatives, training and career development, employee and labor relations, and safety and health; and, WHEREAS, the human resources professionals that work in Michigan’s businesses, organizations, schools, and state and local government agencies are committed team members tasked with obtaining and growing our workforce; and, WHEREAS, these professionals help employers adapt to an ever-changing and competitive work environment while responding to workplace needs and economic challenges; and, WHEREAS, attracting, recruiting, training, and maintaining a skilled, talented workforce is essential to growing our economy; and, WHEREAS, on Michigan HR Day we recognize the importance of human resources professionals in our state and encourage all Michiganders to learn more about the career opportunities available in human resources; NOW, THEREFORE, I, Gretchen Whitmer, governor of Michigan, do hereby proclaim April 10, 2024, as HR Day in Michigan. #michiganhrday2024
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Informational picketing with EMUFT, the adjunct faculty, at Eastern Michigan University. I was one of the founders of the union, the first bargaining unit for adjunct faculty in the state of Michigan. The compromise we made with the administration when they recognized us was that only full timers would be admitted. The deal effectively cut me out of the union whose organizing drive I had led. But an understanding always was that the union would work to bring in part timers and eventually we prevailed. Now they’re fighting the administration for fair and equitable salary increases, job security, promotional issues, and others. Back when, EMU owned the parking structures. Now, the administration has privatized parking and adjuncts are expected to pay for parking, another hot issue. Another: the ability of part timers to be promoted to full-time work. Informational picketing continues tomorrow, Wednesday, at the EMU Student Center from 10:30-2:30. Your support matters.
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🛠️📚 On this Labor Day, let's reflect on the changing landscape of work. Did you know that in 2020, 52% of jobs demanded skills training beyond a high school diploma, but not necessarily a four-year degree? Yet, only 41% of Illinois's workforce had access to the training they needed for these in-demand careers. As we celebrate the contributions of workers, it's essential to address this education-employment gap. Local research indicates that there are opportunities for better alignment of our education and workforce systems, providing information to bridge this divide. #laborday #workforce
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Which is why creating opportunity for untapped talent pools is so critical.
Enjoyed speaking on-air with WKOW about Wisconsin’s historic, record-breaking workforce performance in 2023. Record low unemployment rates, highest job numbers in state history, record number of people with disabilities in the labor force, and a record number of apprentices are just a few of the highlights. #workforcedevelopment #onward #leadingtheway #wisconsin
Top workforce official pushes Wisconsin to compete for talent amid labor shortage
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Blair Milo, the former two-term mayor of La Porte and a former member of Gov. Eric Holcomb’s Cabinet, is the founding director of Sagamore Institute’s Center for Talent & Opportunity. We asked her about efforts to develop talent and grow jobs in communities across Indiana. Q. In its 2022 survey of employers, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce found that 74% of companies in our state said they had been forced in the past year to leave jobs vacant because of a lack of qualified applicants. What are the primary factors contributing to the gaps in talent? What does Indiana need to do to overcome those obstacles? Blair: We need to reimagine the ways that employers connect with talent and particularly talent development institutions, whether it’s K-12 or higher education. Much of this has to do with the changing nature of work, especially with the continued advancements in technology and the different skill sets needed to leverage that technology. The nature of work environments also is changing, with the growth in work from home and work from anywhere jobs. How people are connecting to career paths is now a very dynamic landscape. The earlier that employers can engage with future talent, the more seamless recruitment processes will be.
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Here's what employers in the Greater Omaha Chamber region were talking about in 2023: labor availability the top pain point for employers. What I've heard in conversations; young adults are eager for opportunities to prove themselves, while employers outside the region may place a higher value on the #Nebraska #workethic. Interestingly, job descriptions tend to overstate the importance of education and experience. #laboravailability #jobmarket #WhenImGone #Omaha Omaha Public Power District
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In Edmond C. O'Neal's time with Northeast Indiana Works, they have created opportunities for individuals to gain industry recognized certification to gain higher level employment. Our region has secured more grant funding to offer these types of training programs than the rest of the economic regions of Indiana thanks to their efforts. That funding feeds the following initiatives and more: Northeast Indiana Healthcare Consortium - the largest employer group that requires help to ensure they are able to find the needed employees to further their growth in the region. Manufacturing - It's Your Future, Make It Your Own is working to change the perception of manufacturing with young people to a desirable occupational Amp Lab - has educated 347 students in various high tech occupations He shared some high-level economic update as well. For the past three years unemployment is below 5% which is essentially full employment and we are seeing gradual wage increases. The challenge though is there is a shortage of workers that due to both retirements and young people leaving the workforce. One of the challenges is the lack of industry diversification for citizens to find employment they prefer. 24% of workers in Allen County are 55+ and nearing retirement and puts companies at risk of losing decades of knowledge and experience. This is accelerating automation and artificial intelligence in industries to fill those needs to continuing operating. Thank you to Edmond for joining and educating us on the with they do and the economic forces that are impacting our community. #FWRotaryPresents
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Exploring Employment Trends in Pennsylvania As of mid-2024, Pennsylvania’s employment landscape is showing promising signs of growth and stability. With a civilian labor force of approximately 6.6 million, the state boasts an unemployment rate of just 3.4%. Key sectors driving this growth include Education & Health Services, which employs over 1.3 million people, and Leisure & Hospitality, which has seen a 5% increase in employment over the past year Manufacturing remains a significant contributor, with over 566,000 jobs, while Professional & Business Services employ around 838,000 individuals. These trends highlight Pennsylvania’s diverse and resilient economy, offering numerous opportunities for job seekers and businesses alike. Let’s connect and discuss how these trends can impact your career or business strategy! 717-630-3063 kmonto@teksystems.com #Employment #Pennsylvania #JobMarket #CareerGrowth #BusinessStrategy
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BEFORE THE FISCAL CLIFF – THE FOUR THINGS DISTRICTS SHOULD DO RIGHT NOW With schools being roughly one year out from a budgetary cliff, Chad Aldeman of The 74 suggests leaders should be reviewing layoff policies, closing under-enrolled schools, competing for kids, and evaluating everything. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gURd4r2x #schooldistricts #fiscalcliff #students
Before the Fiscal Cliff - The Four Things Districts Should Do Right Now - EH&A
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In August, Hanover surveyed high school students across the US to examine what factors are important to them when it comes to #college #enrollment. Watch this webinar recording to explore insights from this survey with us and our panel of higher-ed leaders https://hubs.ly/Q029l6SJ0
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