Speaking of Precision Blog by Miles Free III
(originally posted on pmpaspeakingofprecision.com)
The Workforce Participation Rate fell to an astonishing new low of 62.8%, and yet the Employment outlook for skilled workers ...
Openings for skilled workers as older workers retire are seen as the biggest challenge facing manufacturers in this economic policy ...
Baby-boomer demographics continue to shape industry and employment. According to Peter Coy with Bloomberg,"...older workers’ share of the workforce briefly ...
PMPA member Wolverine Machine Products Company in Holly, Michigan knows a little bit about Precision Machining. With their new Wardjet ...
Sometimes, you just have to leave it in the good hands of your trusted colleagues. I was on the schedule ...
"More firms report upturn in sales, profits, and hiring despite rising costs" is the title of the latest NABE survey ...
After two weeks of disgust at the ongoing spill of oil into the Gulf of Mexico by the BP Deepwater ...
Here is a safety lesson learned from one of my Facebook Friends. So the lesson today is......Don't take off the ...
Low unemployment numbers can be deceiving. When the unemployment rate declines, it does not necessarily mean that more people found ...
Tool life can vary when machining carbon and alloy steels despite the use of our best technology and our efforts ...
The tolerance on cold drawn steel bars for machining is always specified as plus nothing minus some value... So why ...
"Convincing millions of Americans they don't want a job or compelling desperate workers to settle for part time work has ...
The New York Times Economix Blog ran a nice post on Grade Inflation. Two researchers, Stuart Rojstaczer and Christopher Healy, ...
In the precision machining business, nobody sets up their machines based on the quality or price of your barstock. They set ...
"The growth and passion I have seen in in manufacturing education and credentialing in just a short time has been ...
