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Chairwoman Foxx to Lead Hearing on Supporting the Shift Towards Skills-Based Hiring — Tomorrow at 10:15A.M.

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The following press release was published by the House Committee on Education and Labor on June 21. It is reproduced in full below.

Tomorrow, June 22, at 10:15 a.m., the Committee on Education and the Workforce, chaired by Virginia Foxx (R-NC), will hold a full Committee hearing titled “Competencies Over Degrees: Transitioning to a Skills-Based Economy."

“America is moving towards a skills-based economy in which individuals’ skills and competencies are what matter, not where or how they obtained them," said Chairwoman Foxx. “For too long, the mainstream perception has been that a baccalaureate degree is the only way an individual can be successful in the workforce. As a result, businesses are struggling to fill in-demand, good-paying careers. This hearing will focus on the rise in skills-based hiring and policies that can facilitate an emphasis on skills to prepare a stronger, more competitive workforce for the 21st century economy."

What:

Full Committee hearing titled “Competencies Over Degrees: Transitioning to a Skills-Based Economy"

When:

10:15 a.m. on Thursday, June 22, 2023

Where:

2175 Rayburn House Office Building

Witnesses:

* Dr. Karin Kimbrough, Chief Economist, LinkedIn Corporation

* Dr. Mark Smith, Director of HR Thought Leadership, SHRM

* Dr. Papia Debroy, Senior Vice President of Insights, Opportunity@Work

* Mr. Dan Healey, Head of People for Customer Success, SAP

Press:

The meeting is open to the press and will be live-streamed on the Committee's YouTube page.

Source: House Committee on Education and Labor

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