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flag A U.S. skilled worker shortage threatens 2026 economic growth, driven by aging workers and training gaps.

flag A growing shortage of skilled workers in the U.S. may hinder economic recovery, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. flag Industries such as construction, manufacturing, and healthcare are reporting difficulty filling critical roles, despite low unemployment. flag Experts attribute the gap to an aging workforce, mismatched education-to-job training, and declining interest in vocational careers. flag Without targeted workforce development initiatives, the shortage could limit productivity and slow growth in 2026.

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