Search Results for labor market resources

…Grads of Life—a national initiative that catalyzes market demand for opportunity youth—connects employers with programs that prepare young adults and equip them to be valuable employees from day one. Their…

…for success that position a city to meaningfully expand opportunity. “The Advancing San Diego program is going to be a game-changer and will provide resources to underserved communities that need…

…former patients. Erika Rodriguez ’15 opened Nadi Marketing, an eco-minded marketing agency that directly supports environmentally and socially responsible clients including The Mighty Bin, San Diego’s first zero-waste grocery store….

…San Diego County economic outlook in 2015 and beyond. A panel of experts covered the real estate market, startup environment and transportation projects, offering predictions and their perspective on what…

…there aren’t enough people in the labor market to fill [IT engineering] positions.” To fill this gap, the City of Braga has started local and national programs to reskill people…

…broad-based labor market analysis rejected this role as a career pathway because of its low earnings, reported entry-level wages among our employer working group were high enough to justify treating…

…that enable adults and youth to develop the skills and knowledge needed for careers that are in-demand. SDWP also provides current and projected labor market research on the region’s workforce…

…to talk about the essential role immigrants play in San Diego’s labor market, making up 1 in every 4 workers in the region. Amanda Bergson-Shilcock, Director of Upskilling Policy at…

…workforce.” Using a strength-based and interest-based approach, the two-day lab helps students identify which careers align with their interests while using the San Diego Workforce Partnership’s (SDWP) labor market research…

…path can take.” The possibilities are endless, but it does take coordination and understanding of one’s own strengths, interests and values, as well as aligning them with labor market research….