Southeast Georgia’s economic growth is creating opportunities, but the region’s ability to benefit will depend on preparing people for work that continues to change. Georgia Chamber President and CEO Chris Clark delivered that message during the foundation’s October 20th Regional Roundtable…
A worker carries a plank of wood in front of homes under construction Sept. 30, 2026, in the Dallas suburb of Richardson, Texas. The nation will need 1.7 million new skilled trade workers every year through 2035, according to a September report by the…
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By Matthew Dembicki October 8, 2026 Print The nation will need to fill about 1.7 million skilled-trades job openings each year through 2035, underscoring a challenge that goes beyond getting more people into training. More students and apprentices also need to finish their programs…
ASM, Philippine Canadian Inquirer October 08, 2026 Joenel Olaso, a utility worker and messenger at a private bank in Sorsogon City, is now a Registered Master Electrician. He passed the licensure examination after years of financial hardship and months of studying while…
Home » Trending » The evolving landscape of skilled trades in the age of AI In parallel, recent labor trends reveal that many younger workers are pursuing additional income through side jobs, reflecting economic pressures and changing career expectations. A Goldman Sachs…
HRO Today The best way to conquer a skills shortage is to get ahead of it. With a looming talentdeficit in the professional trades job sector, today’s TA leaders need to enlist a proactive approach to gain a competitive advantage.
After trying college, Otavius Jackson decided a different path was right for him. The self-described "engineer nerd" has always loved math, and when he learned about aviation maintenance, the field immediately caught his attention. "I love math. So aviation, aeronautics,…
Rowe said the pressure is apparent in his regular conversations with corporate leadership. He described receiving weekly calls from chief executives of large companies and consequential industries who express alarm about workforce availability, and he argued the issue will persist…
mikeroweWORKS Foundation CEO Mike Rowe discusses how AI will change jobs after hearing from Tesla CEO Elon Musk. Rowe says that many skilled trade workers in data centers make six figures or more. America's skilled trades shortage has major employers…
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