Plenary (In Order of Occurrence)
Cecilia Rouse, of the President's Council of Economic Advisors, provides participants with short and long-term projections on the development of U.S. labor markets.
- Reemploying our Workers and Getting them Prepared for Tomorrow’s Jobs: The Economics of Recovery
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The 2010 Census: Critical Decisions in Times of Recovery
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Applying Research and Evaluation to Everyday Practice
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State of the Economy and Future Labor Market Prospects
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Research Lessons to Support Regional Redevelopment Initiatives
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The Role of Federal Government in Driving Research and Evaluation
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Green Jobs Training: The New Initiative on the Block!
- Rapporteur's Summary of Conference
Workshops (In Order of Occurrence)
Chris O'Leary of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research, poses a question to panelists during the plenary on applying research and evaluation to everyday practice.
- Employing Data to Better Serve Hispanic Workers
- From Labor Shortage to Labor Surplus: Policy Strategies with an Emphasis on Persons with Disabilities
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Let’s Take a Step Back: Planning at the Regional Scale to Address Unemployment
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Targeting Services: Statistical Assessment Tools for Effective Service Delivery
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Transitioning Students from Adult Education to Postsecondary Education: Research, Practice and Policy Perspectives
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Workforce Investment Act Reauthorization: Listening Session
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Economic Recovery as an Opportunity to Promote Workplace Inclusion: The Peer Provider Example
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Getting UI Recipients Back to Work
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Linking Administrative Data for Evaluating and Managing Programs
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Measuring Demonstration Success: Lessons Learned from the Limited English Proficiency and Hispanic Workers Initiative
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Pathways to Employment for Students with Disabilities
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The Training Option: Role of the Community College
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Engaging Disconnected Youth in the Labor Market
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Entrepreneurship and the One-Stop Service Delivery System
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Linking Education and Employment Data
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New Challenges in Acquiring Administrative Data
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Serving the UI Customer: A Look at Strengthened Connections in Wisconsin
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Transitioning Low-Wage Workers into Productive Careers
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Coordination: A Linchpin to Low-Skilled Adults’ Pathways to Postsecondary Training and Employment (no content )
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Evaluating WIA Using Administrative Data
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New Approaches to Expanding Access to Education for Low Skill Adults
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On the Fast Track: Making the Most of Reemployment Eligibility Assessments
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Preserving Jobs and Averting Layoffs through Short-Time Compensation
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Upcoming Research Topics: The ETA Research Grant Program
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Creating Green Jobs and Revenue Sources for Tribal Communities
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Entrepreneurship through Self-Employment Assistance
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Picking Up the Pieces: Dislocation and Reemployment in a Downturn Economy
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Preparing Ex-Offenders for Reemployment in a New Economy
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Random Assignment and its Alternatives
- Sector-Focused Skills Training For Low-Income Adults
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