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Who Will Replace Electronics Manufacturing’s Most Experienced Workers?

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The electronics manufacturing industry has spent years discussing technological advancement, expanding domestic production, and developing the next generation of manufacturing capabilities. But behind those conversations is another challenge that deserves attention: Who will replace the industry’s most experienced workers as they approach retirement? Recent research from the U.S. Census Bureau illustrates the scale of the issue. In 2022, 52.1% of workers in electronic component and product manufacturing were age 45 or older.
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