An outcome of increasing Latino degree attainment is an increase in the number of Latinos prepared to join the U.S. workforce. Latinos have the fastest growth in post-secondary enrollment and completion, and their labor force participation is the highest of any group. However, as long as the Latino educational attainment gap remains and labor force participation tends to be concentrated in lower paying jobs, there is more work to be done. Latino labor force participation is expected to increase 3% every year while participation is expected to decrease for non-Hispanic Whites. We must ensure Latinos can benefit from their increased degree attainment and move into well-paying jobs.