U.S. factories face a significant hiring crisis, with 100,000 jobs monthly going unfilled.

U.S. factories are struggling to fill jobs, with about 100,000 manufacturing positions open each month. Despite other sectors recovering from pandemic-related labor shortages, factories face challenges in attracting and retaining talent. A survey by the National Association of Manufacturers shows over 60% of employers rank this as a top concern. The industry, which employs around 13 million, is forecast to need 3.8 million new hires over the next decade due to retirements and increased demand.

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