Summit being held to address manufacturing worker shortage – Center Square

Solutions offered by the Illinois Manufacturers Association include state-funded financial incentives to support the stability of the state’s manufacturing workforce and changes to the state’s public education system to better meet the needs of an ever-changing workforce.
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Aaron
1 year ago

the best of Illinois leaves. Those who remain fund the BS.

Platinum Goose
1 year ago

Solutions offered ………”changes to the state’s public education system to better meet the needs of an ever-changing workforce”. Apparently our educators are more focused on equity and telling little Joey he can be a girl. Too bad they don’t teach kids the skills that will help them get a good paying manufacturing job. Maybe once the teachers union figures out how they can profit from it they’ll institute some change.

Lion's Choice
1 year ago

 Illinois’ Failed Education System Has Left Few Qualified Workers For Illinois Manufacturing  

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