The Department of Homeland Security has dropped the ball in cybersecurity workforce development and without a “complete workforce assessment and strategy” is “not well positioned to carry out its ...

The economic downturn has brought with it an increase in layoffs and growing uncertainty among workforce managers at many Granite State businesses. Knowing what resources are available and having a ...

PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Phenom released new guidance and consultative action plans for organizations, enabling them to efficiently implement and adopt workforce intelligence technology that ...

MeritTrac Services celebrated its 25th anniversary with a conference on how AI is transforming talent assessment and workforce development. Senior leaders discussed the evolution of assessments from ...

The Department of Homeland Security can’t ensure it’s prepared for increasing national cybersecurity threats because it has yet to complete a thorough workforce assessment, according to an inspector ...

As an executive leader navigating the complexities of 2025, you face a myriad of challenges, from wage inflation and rising operational costs to macroeconomic uncertainty and the rapid pace of HR ...

One-fourth of CFO Act agencies have not completed a key requirement of a 2015 law that was intended to bring more rigor to how the federal government categorizes and fills cybersecurity jobs, a new ...

Homeland Security Department officials are struggling to assess the strengths and weaknesses of their cybersecurity workforce, and the department is years behind on developing a strategy to bolster ...

Academic test results can sound pretty wonky, but it provides educators and policymakers with important information about students’ progress towards gaining the skills they will need for college and ...

New York State Chief Information Officer Michael R. Mittleman today announced recommendations that would bolster New York State government's current and future information technology (IT) workforce.

The UK's nuclear sector will require a workforce of over 100,000 in 2021 - up from 87,560 in 2017 - according to the Nuclear Skills Strategy Group's 2017 Nuclear Workforce Assessment which has been ...