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1.7 million skilled trade jobs will open annually through 2035, report says—experts don't know who will fill them

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by cnbc.com•2h ago•0 views•
1.7 million skilled trade jobs will open annually through 2035, report says—experts don't know who will fill them
Jobs in the skilled trades are abundant as the industry struggles to keep up with job creation, an aging workforce, and high turnover rates.
Jobs in the skilled trades are abundant as the industry struggles to keep up with job creation, an aging workforce, and high turnover rates.
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