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  1. Data shows veterans faced difficulty with readjustment, prompting focus on job connection in the Sacramento region.
  2. The current labor shortage is driven by an aging workforce and a shrinking talent pipeline, highlighting the value of technical and soft skills gained through experience.
  3. Facing skills shortages and retirements, the construction industry is advocating for young people with care experience to bolster the labor market.

Construction workforce retirement is impacting labor supply in Maryland.

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Construction workforce retirement is impacting labor supply in Maryland.

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