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How to build a workforce resistant to automation and disruptive technologies?

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By: Ian Hanigan

April 26, 2018

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

Data-driven criminal justice reform yielding results say San Bernardino County supervisors

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By: Nadine Ono

April 26, 2018

CA Fwd study of county jails showed which strategies working best to cut recidivism

A Year-Round Opportunity To Fight Poverty in California

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By: Josh Fryday

April 25, 2018

Billions of dollars in tax credit for working Californians being left on the table

California online community college announces first health care pathway

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By: Ed Coghlan

April 25, 2018

Partnership with labor union launches program to train much-needed medical workers

A high-tech solution to prepare the Inland Empire workforce for the automated future

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By: Ed Coghlan

April 23, 2018

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

Solving for Kern County’s lack of STEM workers and abundance of disconnected youth

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By: Ed Coghlan

April 19, 2018

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

You Can See the Future of Work from Here

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By: Jim Mayer

April 19, 2018

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

New pathways for millions of nontraditional students could pave the way for upward mobility

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By: Kristen F. Soares

April 18, 2018

Working Californians who aren’t typical college students face challenges distinct challenges

Chico Leaders Seek to Grow and Keep Their Own

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By: Jim Mayer

April 17, 2018

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

CA FWD NEWS

How to build a workforce resistant to automation and disruptive technologies?

Data-driven criminal justice reform yielding results say San Bernardino County supervisors

A Year-Round Opportunity To Fight Poverty in California

California online community college announces first health care pathway

A high-tech solution to prepare the Inland Empire workforce for the automated future

Solving for Kern County’s lack of STEM workers and abundance of disconnected youth

You Can See the Future of Work from Here

New pathways for millions of nontraditional students could pave the way for upward mobility

Chico Leaders Seek to Grow and Keep Their Own

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