We were told this morning by the leading Republican in the House that the first bill was introduced by a Republican from California back in the 1800s. So we are very proud of our l...
This hearing is supposedly about barriers to employment, not opportunities for Federal spending, Federal involvement, an...
Blaming amorphous entities or concepts such as the economy as structural barriers is a cop-out.
The economy has created 7.1 million jobs that are unfilled.
The promise of higher education is broken, and Federal law perpetuates this failing system.
Employment opportunities abound, but the skills gap persists and grows.
If we really want to lift the barriers that stifle Americans trying to enter and thrive in the workplace, we need to pro...
Well, I certainly can concur that we need to do that.
I think this is a ridiculous rule.
I believe perpetuating this narrative while convenient for institutions of post-secondary education is detrimental to pe...
We should have accountability for all sectors of education because the tax payers are paying one way or another for what...