Digital Skills Needed in 92% of Jobs
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Collapse ▲The National Skills Coalition and the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta released a research report indicating that 92% of jobs required some level of digital skills, and nearly one-third of U.S. workers do not have foundational digital skills. The report states, “Investing in digital skill-building can help individual workers increase their incomes, allow businesses to thrive, and create positive economic spillover effects for local, state, and national economies.” This national report features an in-depth look into the “digital skill divide” in North Carolina. The North Carolina portion of the report starts on page 27.
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