Across the nation, there are 6 million open jobs, with employers desperately looking to fill them. It’s not because of a skills gap. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly three-quarters of the job openings that will occur over the next decade require a high-school education or less. Nearly four out of five job openings need no training or less than a month’s training on the job, while a whopping 87 percent require no prior experience.
What’s causing this worker shortage?
STOP RIGHT THERE!
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Across the nation, there are 6 million open jobs, with employers desperately looking to fill them. It’s not because of a skills gap. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly three-quarters of the job openings that will occur over the next decade require a high-school education or less. Nearly four out of five job openings need no training or less than a month’s training on the job, while a whopping 87 percent require no prior experience.
What’s causing this worker shortage?
STOP RIGHT THERE!
Now that we have your attention, subscribe to FGA's newsletter. Our latest research, solutions, and commentary will be delivered straight to your inbox—keeping you in the know about state and federal issues.