Labor constraints may determine whether communities can capitalize on data center growth, reveals a new report.

Communities racing to attract data centers may be overlooking a critical question: Do they have the workers needed to build and operate them?

LANCASTER, Ohio (WCMH) – Thirty-six recent high school graduates took part in the Fairfield County Workforce Center’s seventh ...

UAFS opens two advanced manufacturing centers backed by $7M, aiming to train workers for high-demand jobs and strengthen the ...

George Mason University has established the Mason Center for the Health Workforce, the university announced Monday. The new center, directed by PJ Maddox and Caroline Sutter, will address the shortage ...