Desperately seeking Americans for factory jobs
U.S. factories are creating new jobs. But owners are struggling to find skilled American workers to fill them.
$100K manufacturing jobs
What's uncool about a $100,000 factory job? These days not much.
9 months in trade school. Job guaranteed.
As demand for high-skilled workers spikes, manufacturing trade schools are smashing records and boasting 100% job placement for students.
Help wanted at Caterpillar
Caterpillar CEO says demand is coming back to the U.S. and plans to build a $200 million plant in Georgia
Dumping China for American job shops
U.S. small businesses that initially rushed to Chinese factories are now dumping them for American manufacturers.
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