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[INFOGRAPHIC] Attracting Millennials to Manufacturing: Understanding Millennial Experience in Order to Gain Talent

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In 2001, millennials saw the destruction of both towers of the World Trade Center, and the passion for keeping America strong was born. For example, a position as a welder, which may be involved in manufacturing, sounds much more lucrative as a “metal repair shop” than a “mass-production manufacturer.”

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The 5 Benefits of Virtual Reality in Manufacturing

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Manufacturers can see what’s going on, review how workers’ responsibilities could be changed, and determine if the changes would save the manufacturer money, a key point in a 2001 publication on virtual reality. For example, QA applications of virtual reality may include periodic review of products as they’re being created.

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31 Motivations for Reshoring Manufacturing & Updated Reshoring Stats

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for example, compared to shipping state-to-state. For example, Chinese wages have increased 320% since 2000. Overall, from 2001 to 2008 average Asian wages increased 7.1-7.8%, Foxconn, for example, announced plans to reshore in Pennsylvania, investing $40 million for a mostly automated plant. energy costs have dropped.

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[INFOGRAPHIC] The History of Shipping Containers

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Early examples of intermodal containers include railroads from 1830s (various sized containers), and Pennsylvania Railroad regular container service (1929). Example of the massive decrease in dock workers as a result of containerisation. Example of the increasing coordination between seaports as a result of containerization.

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U.S. Tariff and Deportation Policies on Collision Course in Agribusiness

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The share of hired crop farmworkers who were not legally authorized to work in the United States grew from roughly 14% in 1989–91 to almost 55% in 1999–2001; in recent years it has declined to about 40%, the USDA says. Tariff and Deportation Policies on Collision Course in Agribusiness SCB FEATURE U.S. workers with lost jobs and lower wages.

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