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APDU Conference Spotlight
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Washington Update With Karin Orvis
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Register today to learn about recent policy priorities and developments related to the Federal Statistical System.
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Karin Orvis
Chief Statistician of the United States / Statistical and Science Policy Branch Chief in OIRA, Office of Management and Budget
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Westin Arlington Gateway, Arlington, VA (In-person) Virtual Attendee Option Also Available
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28 Days to the Conference!
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Your registration for the APDU Annual Conference will also provide access to the CIC and PMP conferences in the days following the September 20 event.
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Check Out Thursday’s Agenda
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Leveraging Critical Workforce Data from the U.S. Department of Labor BLS and ETA
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The pandemic will leave an impression on us all. It will be especially formative for children and how they view the world. This session will share New York City specific and national focus on child wellbeing metrics before, during, and after the pandemic.
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Kirk Mueller
Assistant Commissioner for Occupational Statistics and Employment Projections, U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Steve Rietzke
Chief, Division of National Programs, Tools, and Technical Assistance, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration
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Don Haughton
Supervisory Workforce Analyst, U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration
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What Does the Next 10 Years Hold for the
U.S. Workforce?
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Michael Wolf
Division Chief for Occupational Employment Projections, U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Employment in the U.S. is currently projected to grow over the decade from 153.5 million to 165.4 million jobs by 2030. Pandemic recovery and growth in healthcare-related occupations are expected to account for a large share of projected job growth. However, by 2030 all baby boomers will be at least 65 years old which contributes to a slower projected labor force growth rate and lower overall labor force participation rate than much of recent history. Attend this session and be among the first to hear the latest trends and findings from the national employment projections dataset produced by the U.S. Department of Labor. The Employment Projections program within USDOL’s Bureau of Labor Statistics annually updates information about the expected labor market conditions for the Nation as a whole covering 10 years in the future.
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Industry Deep Drive: Preparing for
Manufacturing Employment Renaissance
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There are concerted efforts underway to strengthen American manufacturing and innovation to create better-paying jobs and to bolster the nation’s economic and national security. For instance, the recently passed chips and science bill aims to increase domestic manufacturing of semiconductors including allocating billions of dollars to company incentives and for programs aimed at research and development and workforce development. However, manufacturers still face significant labor and supply chain challenges along with navigating the many technological changes and trends within the industry, dubbed Industry 4.0. This session explores key manufacturing trends that will continue to impact the employment outlook within this industry for years to come.
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Keynote: Human Work in the
Age of Smart Machines
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Chauncy Lennon
Vice President for Learning and Work
Lumina Foundation
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Moving State-Level
Projections Work to the Cloud
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The Projections Suite (PS) software is an essential tool for states to complete their annual projections deliverables. Join the Utah team as they share the latest PS system updates and answer your questions. In particular, this session will cover how to use the new gateway application for logging in and using the Projections Suite, LEWIS, support site, Report Manager, and Forum in the cloud environment.
- Mike Sylvester, Utah Department of Technology Services
- Matt Steadman, State of Utah, Software Developer, Division of Technology Services
- Jared Schrock, State of Utah, IT Analyst, Division of Technology Services
- Aaron Campbell, State of Utah, IT Analyst, Division of Technology Services
- Brett Judd, State of Utah , IT Analyst, Division of Technology Services
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The Future of:
Communities, Data, and Work
September 20 – 23, 2022
Arlington, VA
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