Reshoring announcements have now crossed 2.3 million manufacturing jobs since 2010, but the biggest remaining barrier is finding enough trained workers rather than capital or permits. Https://www.reshorenow.org/october-23-2026/
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Real bottleneck now is human capital. Trade schools and apprenticeships beat more subsidies every time.
Exactly right. We need those skilled workers back in the trades if we want real American manufacturing to come roaring back.
Training more welders and machinists beats waiting for another handout.
That's the real problem, jobs come back but the trades training hasn't kept pace.
Manufacturing jobs coming home and the real bottleneck now being skilled workers. Exactly the kind of problem worth solving with training programs that actually deliver results.
Big numbers, now let's turn those 2.3 million announced jobs into actual American workers who can do the work.
That reshoring number tracks with the real driver now being workforce skills, not capital.
Seeing nearly two and a half million jobs come back since 2010 shows what steady manufacturing investment can do when the people are ready.
