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Kentuckiana Counts! The 2020 Census is just around the corner
At the beginning of each decade the federal government counts every person living in the United States. The 2020 Census is a critical operation that will have lasting impacts over the next 10 years. Among other important reasons, the results of the 2020 Census will impact future allocations of the primary funding stream for KentuckianaWorks.
Five fast-growing construction jobs that don't require a college degree
The Louisville area has a demand for construction workers as new buildings, roads, and other structures are needed to keep pace with the region’s growth. Check out five growing construction jobs that don’t require a college degree.
A snapshot of information technology jobs in Louisville
Jobs in information technology are the fastest growing occupation group in the Louisville region. As the U.S. economy becomes increasingly digitized, computer related roles are of growing importance. In this article, we provide a snapshot of tech jobs in the Louisville area.
A snapshot of advanced manufacturing jobs in Louisville
As the region’s second largest industry, manufacturing plays a critical role in the Louisville economy. In recent years, the advanced industries within the manufacturing sector have been the primary driver of employment growth. In this article, we take a look at Louisville’s advanced manufacturing sector and key in-demand jobs.
Who are the adults in their prime working years who are not working?
The United States is currently experiencing the largest economic expansion in its history, along with record low unemployment rates. In such a tight labor market, employers are having difficulty filling their open positions. More attention is now being placed on the population who is not working, and how they could be connected to employers with hiring needs. In this article, we take a look at the adults in the Louisville region who are not working, and the potential barriers they face in seeking, gaining, and retaining employment.