Amid President Donald Trump's threats to Harvard, Mike Rowe suggests a $3 billion scholarship fund for trade schools to boost America's workforce and tackle generational shifts.

Mike Rowe addresses the work ethic decline in Gen Z, emphasizing the impact of a tight labor market and the importance of "consequences" in the workforce ...

Former "Dirty Jobs" host Mike Rowe warns the United States is facing a work ethic problem, largely among Gen Z and other young generations, and argues a world without "deadlines" and "consequences ...

Mike Rowe, the host of the popular television show "Dirty Jobs" and CEO of the MikeRoweWorks Foundation, appeared on Fox Business recently to sound the alarm about a concerning issue in the workforce.

Mike Rowe warns that millions of working-age men are leaving the labor force and says a return to skilled trades could help solve the crisis. Fox Business. Personal Finance. Mortgages ...

To support the next generation of skilled workers, Rowe’s foundation offers a work ethic scholarship. Applicants must sign his “sweat pledge,” committing to an old-school work ethic: showing ...

“Dirty Jobs” host Mike Rowe said on Tuesday that if President Donald Trump’s tariffs cause manufacturing jobs to return to America, those positions will be hard to fill. Rowe told podcaster ...

The host of 'Dirty Jobs,' Mike Rowe, is encouraging young people to look to the trades to keep our roads, bridges, cars, and national security humming. The New York ... applicants need to enroll in an ...

TV host Mike Rowe said that President Donald Trump's policies will be worth it in the long run, making the United States less reliant on adversaries such as China.

The age of over-relying on credentials is fading out, according to Mike Rowe. "I think we're coming out of a period where we have relied too heavily on credentials," Rowe said during an interview ...

But when Reality TV star Mike Rowe appeared before the Senate committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation in 2011, he detailed two incidents involving malfunctioning commodes. ... All students ...

Mike Rowe, the foundation’s namesake, known by many as former host of the popular show, “Dirty Jobs,” was in Wichita on Tuesday to shine a brighter light on the program’s success in Kansas ...