2019 Indiana Manufacturing Survey Shows Growing Workforce Shortage In Industry
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A report co-author says this comes at a time when the baby boomers are retiring, and unemployment levels are low.
“You’ve kind of created this leaky bucket if you will where you have people, rightfully, at the end of their careers exiting their profession and a reluctance of others to come in,” says Frohlich.2019 Indiana Manufacturing Survey Shows Growing Workforce Shortage In Industry
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