New brief details the urgent challenges workforce professionals are facing and shares successful practices and solutions that state workforce areas are implementing.

A new blog post examines how employers are increasingly incorporating technology tools and software into their hiring processes, including making greater use of virtual interviews to screen job applicants.

Heldrich Center/New Jersey Small Business Development Centers survey finds that most New Jersey businesses are recovering from the pandemic’s challenges, but looking to the future, many still need help. The survey found that 7 in 10 respondents remain very or somewhat concerned about the pandemic’s impact on their businesses, with 4 in 10 concerned about supply chain disruptions in the future.

The Heldrich Center recently developed two products for the New Jersey STEM Pathways Network.

As part of Black History Month, we recently featured video interviews with Heldrich Center national advisory board members Todd Greene and Oliver Quinn, and center researcher Jimmy Green.

A May 2019 forum brought together New Jersey and national leaders to discuss strategies and solutions to increase good quality jobs. 

New report presents the results from the second phase of a study focusing on the public’s awareness of and opinions toward using Family Leave Insurance and Earned Sick Leave. 

William M. Rodgers III is leaving Rutgers University to continue in his position of Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, a position he has held since 2022 while on leave of absence from Rutgers.

To commemorate Women and Girls in Science Day, we are proud to release video interviews with Heldrich Center researchers Stephanie Holcomb and Liana Volpe. Each discusses her work at the Heldrich Center and offers advice for women and girls considering careers in the social sciences.

To commemorate Women’s History Month, we’re proud to share video interviews with Mary Alice McCarthy and Jane Oates.