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Labor study: Kansas faces shortfall of 34,000 college-educated workers through 2030 – Hays Daily News

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A new labor report revealed the current annual rate of degree and certificate completion at Kansas colleges and universities would be insufficient to meet anticipated growth in demand for young, educated workers. The state's economy could leave the state’s economy with an estimated 34,000 shortfall by end of this decade.

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Labor study: Kansas faces shortfall of 34,000 college-educated workers through 2030 – Hays Daily News

By Tim Carpenter Kansas Reflector A new labor report revealed the current annual rate of degree and certificate completion at Kansas colleges and universities would be insufficient to meet anticipated growth in demand for young, educated workers and could leave the state’s economy with an estimated 34,000 shortfall by end of this decade. Analysis by… This content is for members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read.

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The Hays Daily News broke the news on Tuesday, September 26, 2023.
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