Careers, Workforce & Engineering Practice
IEEE Positions
IEEE has adopted the following global public policy positions on issues related to technical careers, workforce issues, and the global practice of engineering:
- Protection of the Public (IEEE Policy 7.9)
- Registration of U.S. Engineers (IEEE Policy 7.1000)
IEEE Organizational Unit Positions
IEEE permits its Organizational Units to adopt public policy position statements on issues within their specific geographic, technical or subject-matter scope. The following position statements represent the views of the specified IEEE Organizational Units that adopted them. They do not necessarily represent the views of IEEE as a whole, its global membership, or other IEEE Organizational Units.
IEEE-USA
- Ensuring a Strong High-Tech Workforce Through Educational and Immigration Visa Reform (Nov. 2021)
- Professional Consultant Market Regulation (Feb. 2020)*
- Continued Professional Competence for IEEE’s U.S. Members (Nov. 2019)*
- Ensuring Educational Requirements for Engineering Licensure (Nov. 2019)*
- The Use of the Title “Engineer” (Nov. 2019)*
- Engineering Licensure (Oct. 2018)*
* Under Review