MINNESOTA MANUFACTURERS: ‘WE NEED EMPLOYEES’
31 Oct 2022
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The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) held a roundtable discussion Monday to talk about the need to attract more workers to the manufacturing sector.
The worker shortage is prompting the industry to make changes, not just in how it operates, but also how manufacturers market themselves.
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