Ford CEO Sounds Skilled-Worker Alarm as Young Technicians Tout Less Debt, Job Security
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Ford sounds alarm on skilled trades shortage at Accelerate forum
For the second year in a row, Ford Motor Co. is sounding the alarm on a growing shortage of skilled trades workers in the United States. "Here's the reality: We need to fill 1.7 million job openings in the trades…
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The New York LedgerFord CEO sounds skilled-worker alarm as young technicians tout less debt, job security
Ford CEO Jim Farley sounds the alarm on America's skilled-worker shortage as young technicians reveal why they're choosing trades over traditional paths.
Ford CEO Jim Farley teams with Jamie Dimon on $2 billion initiative as he fears the ‘backbone of the American dream’ is crumbling
The State of America’s Skilled Trades report finds that employers will need to fill about 1.7 million skilled-trades openings each year through 2035.
Ford CEO Farley Says AI Could Eliminate Some White-Collar Jobs — While Skilled Trades Gain Value
DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. CEO Jim Farley is drawing a stark dividing line over how artificial intelligence could reshape the American workforce: Some white-collar jobs may disappear, while workers who can repair robots, maintain automated factories and solve complex mechanical problems could become increasingly valuable. Speaking Wednesday at Ford’s ACCELERATE the Essential Economy conference
Ford and JPMorgan announced in Michigan a public-private initiative of up to $2 billion, while a new report warns that the U.S. industry will need to fill about 1.7 million skilled job vacancies each year until 2035.
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