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Decline in Manual Skills Raises Concerns for Future Work Force
Monday, 14 November 2011 11:19
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Young Americans are spending more time with electronic media and fewer hours working with their hands, according to several studies, possibly leaving them out of the running for well-paying, high-skilled jobs in the future.

Daryl Curnutte, manager of Sinclair Community College’s Step II tool and die program, has seen a decline in the hand skills of his younger students.

Source: Dayton Daily News

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