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2 years ago

Which industry routinely looks for skilled workers with education or training in engineering, construction, electronics,

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soldier1979 [14.2K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Manufacturing Industry

Explanation:

Manufacturing Industries needs and looks for skilled workers with education and training in engineering, construction, electronics, chemical, energy, textile, food and beverage, metalworking, plastic, transport or telecommunications.

As the manufacturing industry is where the raw materials are converted into useful products. For that the industry needs all the skilled labour to work up the machines and electricity and all the other technical work. All the inputs are needed to be converted into final useful outputs.

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