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The United States is crying out for solutions to its growing jobs crisis. Many adults—particularly individuals with no more than a high school education—struggle to obtain and maintain jobs that pay enough to support their families and permit upward mobility. At the same time, some employers report difficulty finding employees with the right skills to […]

Hi, I’m Linda DeMore.  I am asking for your support and you likely have questions of Who, What and Why.  I am requesting your vote for Vice President of the International Association of Workforce Professionals.  Who am I?  Why do I want to lead the International Association of Workforce Professionals?  What do I hope to

Thank you for taking an active role as IAWP continues to grow, both in size and in terms of the benefits afforded Workforce Professionals. Please take time to review the following before casting your vote. Voting Provisions in Standing Rules, Policies & Procedures 2018/2019 Officer Candidates Mary Rogers – Candidate for President Elect Linda DeMore – Candidate

By Linda DeMore IAWP made a dramatic change in our recognition program this year moving to 3 major awards that recognize outstanding achievement. The process was simplified with on-line submission process.  We received some exciting submissions in the Innovation in Workforce Systems and we will be sharing these ideas with you soon. Hopefully the ideas will

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) was enacted in 2014 and requires DOL, Education, and HHS to collaborate on an ongoing basis to implement the law. WIOA requirements involving interagency collaboration include issuing regulations, developing a common performance system, and overseeing state planning. In prior work, GAO identified leading practices that can enhance and

On Thursday, January 25th fifteen members of the New Jersey chapter of the International Association of Workforce Professionals (IAWP) toured The Culinary Arts Center at Rowan College in Burlington County, NJ. Such subjects as the different levels of training, certifications, degrees and job opportunities were discussed during a meeting with the center’s director. Members also

The International Association of Workforce Professionals (IAWP) has updated its acclaimed awards program to increase emphasis on achievement, innovation and recognize those who have made a positive difference in the workforce profession. The awards submission process has been enhanced as well.  To submit an award application, simply complete a short online form, download the required

Members of the Montana Chapter of the International Association of Workforce Professionals (IAWP) serve as leaders of the 12th Annual Project Community Connect Event set for January 26th, in Missoula. This event is a one stop shop of vital services for those in need. Last year more than 300 attended and which resulted in 2,400