Van Ton-Quinlivan, Author at California Forward

Will we have enough health care workers to care for our aging population?

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By: Van Ton-Quinlivan

March 11, 2020

California will need almost 450,000 new workers in the “hidden health care workforce” through 2024

The Future of Work Has Much Bigger Problems Than Disrupting Higher Education

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By: Van Ton-Quinlivan

September 9, 2019

Big dilemma is figuring out who will pay for the frequency of education required for us to keep up in the next economy

Workers disrupted out of the economy by automation need to be designed back in

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By: Van Ton-Quinlivan

December 11, 2018

The gig economy needs a rethinking so that it works for humans in the face of AI and other changes

What is the Role of Higher Education in the Gig Economy?

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By: Van Ton-Quinlivan

November 13, 2018

Barriers can leave even college graduates left out of the growing gig economy

Playbook of pairing education and automation makes employers and workers more resilient in the future of work

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By: Van Ton-Quinlivan

June 7, 2018

As 50 robots roam the aisles of 50 of its stores, Walmart rolls out new employee education benefit for front-line associates

The seven most important changes community colleges can make to close California’s skills gap

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By: Van Ton-Quinlivan

March 1, 2016

The skills gap is the biggest hurdle to economic prosperity for unemployed individuals, but there are some specific changes two-year colleges could make to help minimize the gap and improve completion and employment rates.

Van Ton-Quinlivan

Will we have enough health care workers to care for our aging population?

The Future of Work Has Much Bigger Problems Than Disrupting Higher Education

Workers disrupted out of the economy by automation need to be designed back in

What is the Role of Higher Education in the Gig Economy?

Playbook of pairing education and automation makes employers and workers more resilient in the future of work

The seven most important changes community colleges can make to close California’s skills gap

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