More Factory Jobs Will Ease America’s Economic Anxiety
Domestic manufacturing is a big part of the answer to the stress that defined the last election.
The blog of the Alliance for American Manufacturing
Domestic manufacturing is a big part of the answer to the stress that defined the last election.
America’s steel industry is vital to our national security and critical infrastructure. But it remains threatened by global overcapacity, and COVID-19 has only made things worse.
Domestic manufacturing is a big part of the answer to the stress that defined the last election.
There’s been years of delays on new ITC commissioner appointments. It would be a mistake to rush in three new members in the final moments of the current congressional session.
A U.S. Department of Transportation Investigation revealed weaknesses in the procurement guidance given to CRRC MA.
The “What’s So Cool About Manufacturing” contest in Pennsylvania asks middle schoolers to make videos that promote manufacturing as a career pathway.
Seventy Members of Congress ask the Biden administration to “consider strong and effective remedies” to rebuild America’s languishing shipbuilding sector.
Talk about penny-wise and pound-foolish.
And despite a surge in factory construction, there are significant headwinds for factory job growth in 2025.