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MA, US Economy Would Benefit From National Immigration Reform, Reports Indicate

Massachusetts is disproportionately affected by federal immigration policy, according to a recent report from the Mass Technology Leadership Council (MassTLC) – Growing 100K Tech Jobs: Trends, Insights, and Opportunities within the 2020 Challenge. The authors contend that the state’s universities and colleges educate a significant number of highly skilled immigrants from around the world in tech fields only to see them leave after graduation.

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U.S. Manufactures Face a Shortage of Skilled Workers, According to New Report

American manufacturing companies cannot fill as many as 600,000 skilled positions — even as unemployment numbers hover at historic levels — according to Boiling Point? The Skills Gap in U.S. Manufacturing, a new report from Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute. This annual skills report provides a stark snapshot of the manufacturing sector's inability to find qualified workers.

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MA, US Economy Would Benefit From National Immigration Reform, Reports Indicate

U.S. Manufactures Face a Shortage of Skilled Workers, According to New Report

Key Senate approps subcommittee chair, members concerned over proposed MEP elimination

SBIR slowly relaunching following president’s signature

As BBBRC programs mature, SSTI gears up to tell their stories