Job training and workforce development
How government pays for and runs job training and placement, from apprenticeships that pay people while they learn a trade to community college courses and retraining for workers whose jobs disappear, and which programs qualify.
What they call for
DemocratsRepublicans2 new members addressed this issue (with these filters). Many call for more than one thing.
Invest in job training and workforce development
2 members“He also believes Americans should be equipped to harness these tools responsibly — expanding workforce training and education so more citizens can use AI to become more productive, competitive, and successful.”View on their website ↗
“That’s why I strongly support skilled job training that teaches workers how to use AI to enhance their work — not replace it. We should establish a strong baseline of education and training so American workers become more productive, more competitive, and never obsolete. We have to develop AI in a way that maintains and enhances the identity of workers who are made in the image of God, rather than undermining their God-given identities.”View on their website ↗
“That experience is why workforce development, apprenticeships, and career and technical education are central to his campaign.”View on their website ↗
Expand apprenticeship programs
1 member“That experience is why workforce development, apprenticeships, and career and technical education are central to his campaign.”View on their website ↗
Invest in community colleges, trade schools and vocational education
1 member“That experience is why workforce development, apprenticeships, and career and technical education are central to his campaign.”View on their website ↗
Retrain workers whose jobs change or disappear, including from AI
1 member“He also believes Americans should be equipped to harness these tools responsibly — expanding workforce training and education so more citizens can use AI to become more productive, competitive, and successful.”View on their website ↗
“I agree that we must capitalize on the enormous opportunities AI presents for productivity and economic growth. But we cannot leave American workers behind in the process. If we are asking our workforce to help America win the global race for AI leadership, we must also equip them with the skills needed to succeed in that future.”View on their website ↗
“That’s why I strongly support skilled job training that teaches workers how to use AI to enhance their work — not replace it. We should establish a strong baseline of education and training so American workers become more productive, more competitive, and never obsolete. We have to develop AI in a way that maintains and enhances the identity of workers who are made in the image of God, rather than undermining their God-given identities.”View on their website ↗
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