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Rhode Island students took part in welding competition on Monday designed to foster interest in a maritime career.

<p>This research brief describes findings from an examination of the pipeline between Ohio’s postsecondary education system and the manufacturing workforce, highlighting ways to bolster the supply of manufacturing workers and diversity in the industry.</p>

U.S. manufacturing is experiencing a resurgence and faces a growing need for skilled workers. However, recent projections suggest there will be a shortfall of skilled manufacturing workers in coming years. A new study finds that most students who complete manufacturing-related credentials in Ohio do not end up employed in manufacturing in the state, highlighting a challenge that faces policymakers as manufacturing jobs increase.

As women return to the workforce after the COVID-19 pandemic, we have a rare opportunity to evaluate our workspaces and ensure they are accessible to people of all genders.

Finding dependable employees has been a priority for employers. Drug testing is a method of weeding out less dependable employees. Now manufacturers may want to consider their drug testing policies and whether substance abuse prevention policies comply with regulations.

5,700 more construction jobs since the governor took office, 99% of manufacturing jobs lost in first two months of pandemic have been recovered, with thousands more on the way.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Illinois Manufacturing Excellence Center (IMEC) awarded eight Future of Illinois grants to faculty from Illinois universities and community...

Why are we in such a labor shortage, why are we seeing less workers? >> the industry is changing. through covid a lot of people realized what their career path was. where we sit in the labor shortage today we saw a lot of early retirements from our industry and with advanced automation we are seeing a change in the manufacturing workforce, people want to get trained and work on robots. that is the biggest thing, we are seeing a shift in the manufacturing workforce into advanced manufacturing fro...

DBusiness Magazine lists the top executives at GM based on information from the automaker and DBusiness research as of August 11, 2021.