Workforce

"We need to offer universal solutions to a universal problem -- the declining value of work."

They are from different places and have different beliefs and experiences. But they all want action.

U.S. manufacturing employment does fine with more robots. It doesn't with a skewed trade balance.

David Autor, who helped explain the “China Shock,” has a few ideas.

Infrastructure investment, workforce development, and worker-friendly trade will benefit everyone.

The decline of manufacturing jobs hurt everyone. But Black communities suffered the most.

The National Network for Manufacturing Innovation (NNMI) is now Manufacturing USA.

Too many self-serving studies out there, say academics with new research.

Don’t blame the robots for job loss -- industry has always dealt with automation.

As expected, Trump fired back after Clinton's DNC acceptance speech.