We can’t bring back the old manufacturing jobs, but we can prepare for what’s next

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By: baldur mcqueen

Manufacturing jobs were a huge part of America’s post-World War II economic miracle.

In the early 1980’s, 20 million Americans worked in factories, assembling consumer products like cars and appliances.

Well, what happened after that?

Source: Those jobs are gone forever. Let’s gear up for what’s next

If you are wondering about manufacturing jobs and what’s next, this is the article for you. And if you are in education, his solution should make sense.

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