
Elyse Ashburn
@elyseashburn
Editor @Workshiftnews. Writer and analyst on ed + work, former chief of staff at UMBC and journo at CHE. Tweets are my own.
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15-08-2011 15:08:09
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Companies are putting serious money into training bc of an overall need for more talent in tech and bc the industry has severe challenges with equity and diversity. “We can’t afford not to,” says Kevin Kelly, director of Amazon Web Services education programs. workshift.opencampusmedia.org/work-shift-exp…

"We’ve seen a change in the calculus for employers in the tech industry in ways that we wouldn’t have seen five years ago," says Angela Hanks of ETA U.S. Department of Labor. Our explainer series looks at what that means for new #education paths in tech. #asugsvsummit workshift.opencampusmedia.org/new-pathways-i…

Deloitte jumps into bachelor's completion with Arizona State University and Northeastern U.—part of a larger project led by GetSet. Two years of tuition for a two-year job commitment. workshift.opencampusmedia.org/deloitte-will-…


👇From the former executive editor of the The Seattle Times and now a dean at Temple University




🚨NEWS: We have a deal. Today a bipartisan group of 20 Senators (10 D and 10 R) is announcing a breakthrough agreement on gun violence - the first in 30 years - that will save lives. I think you’ll be surprised at the scope of our framework. 1/ Here’s what it includes:

For decades, society has paid low wages for the jobs of caring for others — and the colleges that educated those workers didn't need to to think about the moral implications of that. That thinking has changed, writes Kathryn Masterson. workshift.opencampusmedia.org/low-pay-in-hel…

"Labeling short-term programs that lead to low-wage jobs as 'low-quality' obscures the true problem: the labor market failure that leads to the prevalence of undervalued, low-wage jobs in today’s economy," writes Michelle Van Noy of Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations. workshift.opencampusmedia.org/in-debate-over…


As apprenticeships take off in the US, #unions are in the driver’s seat. +Of the 50 largest registered #apprenticeships, 50%+ are run by unions, according to our analysis of fed data. The Building Trades, AFL-CIO ✊, UAW workshift.opencampusmedia.org/as-apprentices…


As the geography of jobs shift in the US, it presents challenges for colleges like SouthwestTN, TVCC, Central Georgia Tech, Brightpoint Community College and the students they serve. workshift.opencampusmedia.org/as-rural-job-m…


ISAs, once the purview of bootcamps and other for-profits, are starting to take off among state governments and nonprofits under a new name, Lilah Burke reports. workshift.opencampusmedia.org/income-share-a…


