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What Does the Future of Work Look Like?

by | Mar 8, 2022

Summary

In the last few years, the workforce has seen unprecedented change; while no one can predict the future Tom and Ora weigh in with their years of expertise.

This week we’re capping off our Conversation With: Oakland University. Tom and Ora end their conversation by looking forward – we’ve all seen massive shifts in both the workforce and in education over the past few years, but as things start to settle, what happens next? Ora has some ideas about how work and education may look in the future. Watch it below:

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Made in America Needs More Than Investment. It Needs People.

Made in America Needs More Than Investment. It Needs People.

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As reshoring accelerates U.S. manufacturing investment, workforce capacity is emerging as a critical constraint, making earlier planning for skilled technicians, engineers, machinists, and other specialized talent essential to turning new facilities and technology into production.