DATA CENTERS FACE STAFFING CRISIS AS DEMAND SOARS FOR TRADE WORKERS
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✍️ The article discusses the labor shortage in the skilled trades industry, particularly in data centers, and explores potential solutions such as new technology and apprenticeship programs.
👉 The skilled trades industry is facing a severe labor shortage, with an estimated 400,000 unfilled jobs in the US. 👉 Data center managers are struggling to find technical support workers, threatening their ability to retain customers. 👉 New technology, such as route optimization software, is being touted as a potential solution to the labor shortage. 👉 Apprenticeship programs, such as those offered by local unions, are also seen as a way to fill the void left by retiring workers.
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