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Blog Post from DOL.gov A successful sports team relies on strong leadership and a clear vision to bring players together, build their skills and use game data to make improvements. To stay competitive, these teams regularly update their strategies...

Finding information on layoffs and shifts in production is not as straightforward as one might hope. Companies often downplay layoffs in one area while highlighting job growth in another. This blog provides some real-life tips from the field on...

The 8th installment of our Summer Sessions blogs. This entry from the Commonwealth of Virginia takes a look at some of the data sources states can use to explore trade impacts by industry and specific products using the Harmonized Tariff Schedule,...

The Sector Strategies Implementation Guide provides practitioners with strategies and steps for implementing the core components and key elements of the 2024 Sector Strategies Framework. It incorporates various approaches used in successful...

This webcast is part of the Sector Strategies Event Series and introduces the updated Sector Strategies Framework, a tool empowering national, state, and local practitioners to launch and implement effective sector strategies. This session...

In September 2024, ETA released an updated Sector Strategies Framework to guide national, state, and local practitioners in their efforts to launch and implement effective sector strategies. The Framework is intended to advance knowledge and...

This case study examines how Miami, Florida, is building an AI-ready workforce through industry-driven strategies and strong collaboration among employers, educators, and public agencies. Efforts such as Miami Dade College (MDC)’s Applied AI...

Data is the backbone of a successful sector strategy, beginning with identifying the sectors upon which the strategy will focus. Data tells the story of which sectors in your area are growing, which are shrinking, and which are having trouble...

The National Agricultural Workers Survey (NAWS) is an employment-based, random survey of the demographic, employment, and health characteristics of the field labor force working to ensure crops are harvested in the U.S.  This survey is the major...

Data, data, data! Reviewing labor market information (LMI) can be overwhelming, especially in terms of how to interpret the numbers and apply that knowledge to workforce programming and funding decisions. Fortunately, this daunting task becomes...