Workforce Development
A strong workforce is essential for government effectiveness. We explore workforce development programs, technology solutions for employment services, and how agencies can better support citizens on the path to meaningful work.
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Bringing the Future Home
How Maine's new Roux Institute is developing technological talent for future growth
February 25

Developer Spotlight at GovWebworks
A day in the life of a GovWebworks software developer — from morning standups and client Zoom calls to dog-friendly office perks and flex time.
January 21

We Are All Stewards
Why the 2019 People's Choice Award winners make a difference
December 31

Fourth Year on Best Places to Work List
Best Places to Work recognizes Portland Webworks for fostering an outstanding workplace environment
October 15

Putting Together the Labor Force Puzzle
How Minnesota's new CareerForce site encourages workforce growth
September 17

Working For Families
How child support agencies are supporting employment to yield better returns
April 9

The 'No Wrong Drawbridge' Approach
Imagine a future where government services are accessed seamlessly via a smart device. Routine inquiries are responded to by an AI-driven chat agent. Renewals are handled quickly and painlessly.
November 20

UX Playbook Part 1
How we identify project goals and user needs with heuristics, interviews, and surveys
October 9

Report From the Floor at ISM
GovWebworks reports from the APHSA ISM Conference in Seattle, covering a panel on work requirements where Mississippi and Kentucky shared how agencies can collaborate and share systems for mutual benefit.
September 18

Where the Farm Bill, Work Requirements, and Software Intersect
Food security depends on programs that help participants find viable work. With the 2018 Farm Bill pending, the House and Senate are debating work requirements for the 41 million Americans who rely on SNAP for food stamps.
July 31
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