Smaller CT manufacturers launch new product development, emp

Connecticut’s largest manufacturers, including Stanley Black & Decker and Pratt & Whitney, in recent years have opened multimillion-dollar training and product development centers that aim to recruit and/or upskill workers and help create a new line of advanced technology products that can compete in the global marketplace.

Facing pressure to innovate and recruit their own workers, some smaller manufacturers are increasingly following suit.

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