Heldrich Center director Carl Van Horn is quoted in an article about remote work.
Van Horn Quoted in Newsweek
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Results for "work"
Heldrich Center Appoints New Members to National Advisory Board
The Heldrich Center for Workforce Development has announced the appointment of seven new members to its distinguished National Advisory Board.
Press Release – Healing the Wounded Economy Survey Report
Provides key findings from a recent Work Trends study on Americans’ views of the economic impact of the pandemic.
Research Products
Our Work For more than 25 years, the Heldrich Center has conducted research projects focused on topics such as career and technical education, data analysis, disability employment, older workers, unemployment and reemployment, and workforce policy among many other...
Evaluations
The Heldrich Center conducts a variety of types of evaluations: impact evaluations, implementation evaluations, and randomized control trials.
Education and Training
The Heldrich Center’s work in this area runs the gamut from designing and managing educational initiatives, to researching an array of subjects related to education and training, and to developing data-informed solutions to influence local, state, and national educational policy.
Workplace Divided
Since 2021, the Heldrich Center for Workforce Development has been exploring workers’ perceptions of and experiences with racial and ethnic discrimination at work, and opinions of diversity, equity, and inclusion policies and practices.
Design of a Community of Practice for State as Model Employer Activities
Design of a community of practice for state official engaged in work to increase the number of people with disabilities working in state government.
Inventory and Assessment of Public Transportation Workforce Needs
Project designed to understand the workforce needs of the nation’s transit agencies.
New Brief Released: Voices from the Field: Workforce Responses to COVID-19
New research brief examines the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned from local workforce development professionals during the pandemic.