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Shared
Prosperity discusses how California can develop a new workforce investment
strategy to meet the changing needs of workers and employers. California's
State and 50 Local Workforce Investment Boards are currently mandated
under the 1998 federal Workforce Investment Act to redesign current
public workforce investment programs.
The report's
principal findings include:
- Workforce
investment will be increasingly important for maintaining economic
prosperity in California.
- Workforce
investment can best meet the needs of workers and employers by
focusing on move-up strategies and career ladder development.
- New and
innovative workforce partnerships are the key to success.
- Workforce
partnerships should focus on 1) regional labor markets, 2) specific
industry opportunities, 3) significant private sector involvement
and 4) a key role for community colleges.
- California's
workforce investment strategy should be universal, providing opportunities
to all workers, but a good starting focus is on the working poor.
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