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Processing plants today do everything they can to increase efficiency and productivity. Frequently, that involves operating at higher temperatures, pres...
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Some sectors of the economy are growing strongly -- including health and education -- but they can't find enough workers, in part because wages have historically been too low to attract new talent. While that mismatch may help teachers and nurses negotiate better pay packages, it won't help bring down unemployment rates among builders and machinists.
Source: Newsweek
Inside the Spring 2013 issue…• Valves in the World of Water
• The Breadth of Plastic Valves
• Aerodynamic Noise
• Manual Actuation
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