AI is making it harder to land entry‑level jobs, Dallas Fed report finds
Artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of getting a first job. A new report from the Federal Reserve…
Space Force modernization push runs into acquisition workforce shortfall
WASHINGTON — The Space Force’s push to accelerate procurement of new systems is running up against a basic…
Dallas Regional Chamber’s leader backs $6.2 billion Dallas ISD bond issue
If North Texas wants to remain competitive, it needs to build a strong public education system — including…
New Garland workforce hub aims to match residents with in-demand careers
Jyren Thomas knew cleaning airplanes every night couldn’t be his forever job. One night on the job, he…
Your ‘soft skills’ could be more in-demand than a degree, Fort Worth employer survey finds
The most sought-after skills in Tarrant County’s job market might not be taught in a college classroom. Employers…
Dallas College sets the scene for ‘Y’allywood’ with new virtual film soundstage
Dallas College is turning one of its North Lake Campus classrooms into a high-tech film set to help…
Less immigration under Trump will contribute to 2 million-person labor force gap, CBO says
The U.S. working-age population is headed for a cliff, one that has become much steeper over the past…
Water agencies grapple with climate change and the ‘silver tsunami’ of an aging workforce
Creating a jobs pipeline for the water industry One Southern California water agency is leading the charge to…
NASA seeks to bolster workforce, reduce reliance on contractors
WASHINGTON — After losing about 20% of its civil servant workforce in the past year, NASA’s administrator says…
SciTech Festival isn’t just fun — it’s building Arizona’s tech workforce
Jeremy Babendure Submitted photo/SciTech Institute By Jeremy Babendure | Tempe OPINION — As the Arizona SciTech Festival marks…