Employment
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Unexpected lessons from a world away helped New York native Edison Reyes find his calling
Get to know Edison Reyes and his work to improve workforce outcomes from the Peace Corps to the New York Fed.
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[Watch] Envisioning a US economy that works for everyone
Imagine that racial and gender gaps in the labor market did not exist. Would economic benefits extend beyond people no longer facing disparities? A team of Federal Reserve community development experts created a data simulation to find out. In this webinar, learn what it reveals. Watch on demand.
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Banks help Tulsa embrace a future that is equitable and successful for all
From job training and industry-recognized skills certificates to job placement services and financial literacy education, get to know one program helping low- and moderate-income residents of Oklahoma and southwest Missouri enter the workforce.
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New dashboard highlights Native Americans’ place in national labor force conversations
How are Native Americans faring in the labor market? The new Native American Labor Market Dashboard lets you track statistics are not readily available anywhere else.
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How much could US states gain by closing racial and gender gaps in the labor market?
Imagine that racial and gender gaps no longer exist in the labor market. Would economic benefits extend beyond people no longer facing disparities?
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Can your current career skills land you a higher-paying job?
The Occupational Mobility Explorer tool helps you identify transferable job skills and explore career opportunities in your community.
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Preschool as economic development? Researcher Rob Grunewald shows how and why it makes sense
Get to know Rob Grunewald and his research to improve workforce and economic outcomes through a focus on early education and child care.
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Opportunity Occupations Offer More Than One Path to Good Careers
Get insights about opportunity occupations, jobs that pay a good wage without requiring a four-year college degree, in 121 metro areas.
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Opportunity occupations: Good jobs without a bachelor’s (complete collection)
Toledo, Ohio has the nation’s highest share of good jobs that don’t require a Bachelor’s degree. Our video series explores what’s working.