Future of Work

Results from the ambitious Future of Work series on workers stranded by technology

Almost a million workers at risk of being left behind in the county yet many IT jobs don’t require a four-year degree

Workforce experts discuss artificial intelligence, a new wave of automation and the rise of the gig economy

Large portion of region’s logistics workers are vulnerable to automation

Bringing the right classes to inland California is key to closing skilled worker gap there

Between Silicon Valley and farms, Monterey Bay region strengthens its workforce for the future of both

Workforce training that pairs well with small business success can encourage grads to thrive locally

Workforce education delivered online could build up the local talent pipeline

Digital skills have become a basic requirement, leaving many working Californians behind