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2022 Trends for Skilled Labor (Part 1)
Are you aware of the skilled labor trends for 2022?

Honoring The Trades And American Heritage - The Art Of Honor

What Industries are Facing the Biggest Talent Shortage by 2030
It’s no secret there is a lack of skilled tradesmen in today’s industries. 🆘
With the global supply chain shortage, industries returning to US soil, and the lack of competent tradesmen in a wide array of businesses, a worker shortage is here and will only worsen with time.
In this episode, we discuss what industries are most impacted by this shortage and what you can do to mitigate the problem before it causes a loss in revenue. 📉
Learn about the worsening talent shortage and what you can do about it. Link in comments 👇

The Skillwork Forum | Where are the High-Paying Skilled Labor Jobs?

The Great Candidate Shortage
“Where are all the skilled workers?” We hear this often—they’re hard to find these days.
The pandemic shined light on worker shortages across all sectors. While the hospitality and light manufacturing industries were hit the hardest, we expect to see a quick recovery as things continue to open back up.
The trades face a different problem: there was already a shortage of over a million workers going into 2020. Pandemic closures and economic impacts only made it worse—and unlike other industries, recovery won’t be so quick.
If you’re a business that’s having significant trouble finding skilled tradesmen, don’t lose hope: you can still find skilled workers.

How To Get More Work As A Tradesman

Why Utilize a Travel Model for Skilled Tradesmen for Your Business? (COMPANY Perspective)
We are all too familiar with the skilled labor shortage and the staffing headaches it has created for trade employers.

Advantages to a Travel Model for Skilled Tradesmen (Recruit Perspective)
“Why should I move locations to work with Skillwork?”

Skilled Labor Wages: Why Are Tradesmen Paid So Little?
It’s no secret that we’ve slowly devalued the trades in recent decades, even though almost everything in our country is dependent on these industries and their workers.