National Policy

National Fund Policy Webinar

Webinar Date: 
February 9, 2010
  • Employers & Employees
  • Funders
  • Policymakers

Writing Prescriptions for the Health Care Workforce

03/01/2010
| BY Marc S. Miller Ph.D.

Today is the start of a two-day meeting that both draws on the experience of the National Fund for Workforce Solutions and could provide important suggestions on how the Fund and its affiliates could move forward on a policy agenda to help low-wage employees succeed and businesses compete. Called Rx for the Health Care Workforce, the meeting’s goal is to address a central challenge to the potential of the nation’s health care system to deliver affordable, accessible care: the need for a skilled health care workforce, particularly on the front lines of care.

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An Inclusive Green Economy: A Guide to Using 2009 Recovery Act Funds

Tool Topic: 
Workforce Partnerships
Tool Pub Date: 
May 1, 2009 - 12:00
Tool Author: 
Radhika Fox, Jason Walsh, Shawn Fremstad
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NFWS Policy Webinar

Webinar Date: 
December 16, 2008

With a new Administration and a realigned Congress, the federal policy environment in Washington, DC, is ripe for change. The National Fund has prepared by creating a policy packet that provides key materials to help summarize the National Fund, the principles on which the National Fund is based and the policy implications that stem from them, and other supporting documents. We have also begun to use these materials to raise awareness of the National Fund and supportive policy directions.

ARRA Conference report

Tool Topic: 
Overviews
Tool Pub Date: 
March 2, 2009 - 19:00
Tool Author: 
National Fund for Workforce Solutions
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Strategies for Financing Workforce Intermediaries: Working Papers

JFF, along with several partners, has researched the question of how workforce intermediaries might use existing or new funding sources to finance their core functions. JFF prepared these working papers for Investing in Workforce Intermediaries, a collaboration of the Annie E. Casey and Ford foundations. Since 2004, the foundations, working with JFF, have led a pilot effort to create a national support infrastructure for workforce intermediaries.

National Fund for Workforce Solutions: Principles and Policy Implications

To inform anticipated reforms of the U.S. workforce development system, a new brief from the National Fund for Workforce Solutions describes its principles for effective efforts to make the system better for workers, employers, and regions:

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