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Tag Archives: Cindy Brown Barnes
What’s Trending in Gig Employment
Millions of American workers no longer have traditional, full-time, year-round employment. Instead, they’re joining the ‘gig’ economy—stringing together various jobs to make ends meet. Today’s WatchBlog discusses what is and isn’t known about this evolving group of nontraditional workers. Read … Continue reading →
Colleges and Universities Rely Heavily on Contingent Faculty
It’s American Education Week and we’re reflecting on the changing employment landscape in colleges and universities. Not so long ago, for many, a faculty career in higher education came with expectations of steady income and almost unparalleled job security. While … Continue reading →
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Posted on November 14, 2018 by WatchBlog
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Tagged American Education Week, Cindy Brown Barnes, contingent faculty, EWIS, faculty, higher education
Working in the Gig Economy
On Labor Day, we consider the nature of employment for many of the nation’s workers. Today’s WatchBlog looks at the opportunities and challenges that “gig” workers—those employed in on-demand, non-standard work—may face. Who are gig workers? While there is no … Continue reading →
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Posted on August 30, 2018 by WatchBlog
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Tagged Cindy Brown Barnes, EWIS, gig economy, gig worker, training
Women in Tech
Research has shown that diversity brings new information and perspectives to a group, leading to better decision-making. But women comprise less than a quarter of the tech workforce, despite the fact that the tech sector continues to grow. Why? And … Continue reading →
