Workforce Development

Topics covered in the literature search include:

• Strategies and practices in workforce development
• STEM required to building the future workforce
• Labour market trends and workforce development policies
• Specific populations (e.g., youth, veterans, immigrants) and workforce development
• Workforce development in relation to career development
• Rural workforce development
• Employer and government involvement in workforce development

Workforce Development

Literature Search

February 2019

Adams, L. (2018). Talent Match. Upjohn Institute.

Akehurst, B.J. (2017). Using action research for workforce development and planning in integrated care. International Journal of Integrated Care.

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Ayala, P. and Westphal, E. (2018). Commentary: Workforce Development Should Be a Priority for America. U.S. News.

Bernier, B., and Zavoral, J. (2017). The Benefit of Workforce Development. EDUCAUSEREVIEW.

Bersin, J. (2017). Catch the wave: The 21^st-century career. Deloitte Review, issue 21.

Bhurtel, A. (2015). Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Workforce Development. Journal of Training and Development.

Bordonaro, G. (2018). Private sector must lead on workforce development. Hartford Business.com.

Brosher, B. (2018). Is Indiana Taking the Right Approach to Workforce Development? Indiana Public Media.

Brouker, S.E. (2012). IMCOM Workforce Development programs boost career development. U.S. Army.

Career Advancement. (2014). Benefits of Workforce Development. Bow Valley College.

Chen, W-L, Dohrmann, T., Kerlin, M., Law, J., and Ramaswamy, S. (2018). Creating an effective system for the new economy. McKinsey & Company.

Choitz, V., Montes,M.  (2016). Working Together to Strengthen America’s Immigrant Workforce: Partnerships Between Community Colleges and Immigrant Serving Organizations. The Aspen Institute.

Choon Shian, T. (2018). Workforce Singapore Launches the WSG Career Development Framework. Human Resources.

Chronus. (2019). Modernizing Employee Development for Today’s Workforce. Chronus.

Chrisinger, C. (2017). Veterans in Workforce Development: Participation and Labor Market Outcomes. Upjohn Institute.

City of Toronto. (2012). Working as One. A Workforce Development Strategy for Toronto. City of Toronto.

Clay, R. (2005). ATTC network addresses workforce development needs. SAMHSA News. Vomume 13, Number 2.

Coleman, K., Halladay, A., Smith, K. (2018). Research Workforce & Early Career Development. Health Research Alliance.

Corner, J. (2015). Career Development Challenges in Your Workplace. Insala.

Cordero-Guzman, H. (2014). Community-Based Organizations, Immigrant Low-Wage Workers, and the Workforce Development System in the United States. GCIR.

Cropley, J. (2018). Community colleges band together for workforce development. The Daily Gazette.

Dalto, J. (2017). How to Create Better Workforce Development Training. Convergence.

Damerow, B. (2018). Workforce Innovation Fund. Upjohn Institute.

Department of Education, Science & training. (2006). Shaping the Future: Connecting Career development and Workforce Development – Australia Country Paper. Australian Journal of Career Development.

Dews. F. (2013). Closing the Skills Gap through Workforce Development Policy. BROOKINGS.

Diavua, S. (2017). Investing in America’s Workforce: Improving Outcomes for Workers and Employers. Connect.

Dillender, M. (2018). Factors Affecting Skill Demand. Upjohn Institute.

Di Mantova, W.D. (2018). Workforce Development: More Than Teaching People to Fish. Training

Dixon, L. (2018). The Future of Workplace Learning. Talent Economy.

Dunham, K. (2018). Workforce Development. Social Policy Research Associates.

Eberts, R.W. (2014). Assessment of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Workforce and Unemployment Insurance Provisions. Upjohn Institute.

Eberts, R.W. (2013) How Local Workforce Investment Boards Can Help Support Job Creation. Upjohn Institute.

Eberts, R.W. (2015). Toward a More Intelligent Workforce Development System. Upjohn Institute.

EDUCAUSE. (2019). Career and Workforce Development. EDUCAUSE.

Elvery, J.A. (2015). Stop Shovelling: A New Workforce Strategy to Promote Regional Prosperity. Upjohn Institute.

Erickcek, G.A. (2015). Workforce Demand Study for Construction Employees. Upjohn Institute.

ETS Workforce. (2019). Benefits of the Workforce Program for Career Development. ETS Workforce.

Evans, A.C. (2017). An Analysis of the Connection Between Workforce Development and Higher Education Within State Policy and the Sharing of Best Practices. Athens Technical College, USA.

Fallah, M., Nyenswah, T., Wiles, W., Baawo, S., Tarpeh, M. Kollie, S., (2014). Communication as the key to guide workforce development in the health sector in public stakeholder partnerships: a case study in Liberia. The Lancet, Global Health.

Francis, C.M. (2013). What We Know About Workforce Development for Low-Income Workers: Evidence, Background and Ideas for the Future. NPC.

Franz, S. (2017). How Can Business Intersect with Career Connected Learning? Washington STEM.

Fuller, J., McLaughlin, K. (2018). Making it work: Google and Walmart fund innovators in workforce development. Google.Org.

Giguère, S. (2008). More Than Just Jobs. OECD.

Gladden, J., Biniker, B. (2018). Workforce Development. School Planning & Management.

Gomez, M. (2014). How Career Development Programs Support Employee Retention. Association for Talent Development.

Government of Canada. (2017). Career and workforce development. Government of Canada.

Grey, R. (2017). Learning Cultures Drive Short and Long-Term Employee Motivation and Commitment. Great Place to Work.

Haralson, L.E. (2010). What is Workforce Development? Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

Harris, R., Short, T. (2014). Workforce Development: Perspectives and Issues. Springer.

Hatch, C.J., Burkhart-Kriesel, C., Sherin, K. (2018). Ramping Up Rural Workforce Development: An Extension-Centered Model. Journal of Extension, Volume 56, Number 2.

Hedge, J.W., and Rineer, J.R. (2017). Improving Career Development Opportunities Through Rigorous Career Pathways Research. RTI Press.

HealthStream (2018). Improving Healthcare Outcomes Through Workforce Development – Five New Articles. HealthStream.

Helmer, M. (2018). Improving Career Navigation Services: Considerations for the Workforce Development Community in Seattle. Seattle Jobs Initiative.

Herman, A. (2016). Workforce Development & Online Learning. AC.

Hershbein, B.J. (2017). Investing in America’s Workforce 2017. Upjohn Institute.

Hershbein, B.J. (2014). Redefining Workforce Education Supply and Demand Analysis: Final Report. Upjohn Institute.

Hollenbeck, K. (2006). Net Impact and Cost-Benefit Evaluation of Washington State’s Workforce Training System. Upjohn Institute.

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Jamieson, K. (2012). Quick and creative tools to help youth develop workforce skills. Michigan State University.

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Johnson, V. (2017). Workplace Wellness Programs – How to keep the momentum going. SRG Workforce training & Development.

Juniper, C.J. (2016). Behavioral Economics and Workforce Development: A Review of the Literature from Labor Economics and the Broader Field. Online Journal for Workforce Education and Development.

Kaplan, R. (2017). America Has to Close the Workforce Skills Gap. Bloomberg.

Katz, P. (2017). A Youth Centered Approach to Workforce Development. Forbes.

Keane, A. (2017). A Perspective on Workforce Development. NTEA.

Kenton, W. (2018). Human Capital. Investopedia.

King, A. (2016). The Future of Workforce Development Starts Now. Marek.

Kokemuller, N. (2019). Distinction Between Employee Development & Career Development. Chron.

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Markel, M.W., Marquis, J.P., Schirmer, P., Robson, S., Saum-Manning, L., Hastings, K., Ley Best, K., Panis, C., Ramos, A., Bicksler, B. (2018). Career Development for the Department of Defense Security Cooperation Workforce. Rand.

Maurer, R. (2016). Employers Must Play a Role in Workforce Development. SHRM.

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Montes, M., and Choitz, V. (2016). Improving Immigrant Access to Workforce Services Partnerships, Practices & Policies. The Aspen Institute.

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Munro, E. (2018). Promoting clinical research careers through workforce development. Nursing Times.

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NCWD, (2017). Designing Professional Development for Youth Workforce Development. National Collaboration on Workforce and Disability for Youth.

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O’Leary, J., Malm, S., Agarwal, S. (2018). Reinventing workforce development. Deloitte.

Parker, A. (2015). Workforce Development Is Everyone’s Business…Especially Yours. Association for Talent Development.

Razzetti, G. (2018). 5 Steps to Reigniting Career Development for Today’s Workforce. TLNT.

Rehner Iversen, R., Armstrong, A.L. (2006). Jobs Aren’t Enough: Toward a New Economic Mobility for Low-income Families. Temple University Press.

Rice, O.M., Tolbert, M.C. (2019). Career and Adult Education and Workforce Development. RTI International.

Rogers, R., (2018). One Big Sky District planners to council: To attract a workforce, ‘Billings has to change’. Billings Gazette.

Saxe-Braithwaite, Carlton, S., and Bass, B. (2009). Aligning Career Development with Organizational Goals: Working towards the Development of a Strong and Sustainable Workforce. NCBI.

Short T., Harris, R. (2014). Workforce Development: Strategies and Practices. Efront.

Simon, M. (2004). The Next Generation of Workforce Development Project: A Six-State Policy Academy to Enhance Connections Between Workforce and Economic Development Policy. DIANE Publishing.

Smith, M., Jury, A.F. (2016). Workforce Development Theory and Practice in the Mental Health Sector. IGI Global.

Sobel Blum, E. ((2017). Engaging Workforce Development. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Solberg, S.H., Rasheed Ali, S. (2017). The Handbook of Career and Workforce Development. Routledge.

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