Center for Education and Workforce

This guide provides detailed information on childcare tax credits and benefits options, and gives employers four things they can do to help their employees with childcare.

Data show that women who left the labor force during the pandemic, often to take on childcare duties, have not yet returned.

Businesses have options for supporting working parents with their childcare needs. Here's how leaders can take action.

A new U.S. Chamber poll shows 41% of people are looking to switch industries for their next job. But the reasons why they want to change careers aren’t what you might expect.

Talk in Washington right now on childcare is all centered on the reconciliation bill, but states were given $39 billion for childcare as part of the American Rescue Plan that they are unable to use freely, leaving working parents without relief.

Employment levels for Black Americans are up compared to where they were at the height of the pandemic, but they still lag those of other ethnic groups. Here’s how businesses are adapting their hiring and training practices to help solve Black unemployment

Tech companies like Amazon, IBM, and others are stepping in to upskill, reskill, and provide educational opportunities that have traditionally been the domain of four-year colleges and technical and vocational schools.

The funding will support innovative workforce initiatives aimed at filling open jobs, closing the skills gap, and fueling America’s economic recovery

According to the latest state employment data, only two states have grown employment since the pandemic started.