Using data from a population survey released mid-month, our team of experts will share their latest perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic and its implications on employment, emerging bills and policies, and resources for the days ahead.
Join us for the next nTIDE Lunch & Learn Webinar, featuring guest presenters Yonatan Ben-Shalom from Mathematica and Jennifer Sheehy from the Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) at the U.S. Department of Labor.
Using data from a population survey released mid-month, our team of experts will share their latest perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic and its implications on employment, emerging bills and policies, and resources for the days ahead.
Join us for the next nTIDE Lunch & Learn Webinar, featuring guest presenter Steve Allen from PolicyWorks.
Join us for the next nTIDE Lunch & Learn Webinar, featuring guest presenter Julie Christensen from the Association of People Supporting Employment First (APSE).
Using data from a population survey released mid-month, our team of experts will share their latest perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic and its implications on employment, emerging bills and policies, and resources for the days ahead.
In October, the major employment indicators for people with disabilities reached their highest recorded levels since September 2008, when reporting for this cohort was begun by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), according to today’s Monthly Update (nTIDE) Guest presenters this month are Purvi Sevak from Mathematica and Richard Tulikangas from the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation in the State of Vermont.
Using data from a population survey released mid-month, our team of experts will share their latest perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic and its implications on employment, emerging bills and policies, and resources for the days ahead.
Job numbers improved for people with disabilities, whose engagement with the labor market surpassed their pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, according to today’s Monthly Update (nTIDE). Guest presenters are Cayte Anderson, PhD, LRC, CRC, associate professor in the Department of Counseling, Rehabilitation, and Human Services at the University of Wisconsin-Stout, and Sara Park, MS, CRC, from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Using data from a population survey released mid-month, our team of experts will share their latest perspectives on the coronavirus pandemic and its implications on employment, emerging bills and policies, and resources for the days ahead.
