Nearly Quarter Million Unfilled Manufacturing Jobs
The skills available among job seekers don’t match the skills that are truly in demand.
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Anyone currently involved in manufacturing hiring probably can attest to the reason for these numbers. Namely, the skills available among job seekers don’t match the skills that are truly in demand.
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