Manufacturers to spend $26.2 billion on ‘upskilling’ in 2020 to attract and keep workers

by Evelyn Reynolds 17 January 2020, 13:30 189 Views

With a skills gap plaguing manufacturing, companies are spending big to train their current workforce and ensure a pipeline of talent.

US manufacturing output rises unexpectedly

Wall Street sees Amazon rejoining the trillion-dollar club later this year

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Manufacturers to spend $26.2 billion on ‘upskilling’ in 2020 to attract and keep workers

US manufacturing output rises unexpectedly

Wall Street sees Amazon rejoining the trillion-dollar club later this year

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