Agenda
| Date: | May 30, 2007 | |
| Time: | 12:00-1:30p.m. | |
| Location: | Public Policy Institute of California | |
| 500 Washington Street, Fifth Floor Founders Room | ||
| San Francisco, CA |
about the program
Where are California’s employers most likely to find the educated workers the state will need to keep up with economic projections? This meeting, co-hosted with the Bay Area Economic Forum, raises the issue regarding the anticipated skilled-labor shortage, including California’s increasing inability to retain its own college graduates and the implausibility of attracting enough foreign or domestic migrants to fill this gap.
Where are California’s employers most likely to find the educated workers the state will need to keep up with economic projections? This meeting, co-hosted with the Bay Area Economic Forum, raises the issue regarding the anticipated skilled-labor shortage, including California’s increasing inability to retain its own college graduates and the implausibility of attracting enough foreign or domestic migrants to fill this gap.
speaker
Research Fellow Hans Johnson is an expert in demographics, immigration, migration, population issues, and housing.
Research Fellow Hans Johnson is an expert in demographics, immigration, migration, population issues, and housing.
panelists
Stephen Levy
Director
Center for Continuing Study of the California Economy
Cynthia Kroll
Senior Regional Economist
Fisher Center for Real Estate & Urban Economics, UC Berkely
Tom Ryan
AFL-CIO Community Services Director
San Francisco Labor Council
Deborah Reed
Director of Research
Public Policy Institute of California
