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During the 1950s, #manufacturing employment represented about 30% of the national #workforce, but it dropped to about 20% in 1980 and 9% in 2016. Learn more: bit.ly/2XpqKwz #GoodJobsData
#Manufacturing output has grown by more than 60% since 1991, while manufacturing employment has declined. See more: bit.ly/2XpqKwz #GoodJobsData
In 2007, for the first time, #manufacturing workers with some postsecondary #education began to outnumber workers with a high school diploma or less. Learn more: bit.ly/2XpqKwz #GoodJobsData
A large number of highly educated workers with good salaries are taking on second jobs in consulting, teaching, or designing. Read more: nbcnews.to/2KK5Q7F @NBCNews
Despite efforts to enhance adult skills training programs in #Minnesota, employers are still facing difficulties filling jobs of all skill levels due to a worker shortage in the state. Read more: bit.ly/2X59nUE @MinnPost
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The SAT’s ‘Adversity’ Score Should Include Disabilities
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Report: Nearly One-Third of Manufacturing Workers Have a Bachelor’s
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