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COLUMBUS, Ohio — As we prepare to celebrate Ohio’s “In-Demand Jobs Week” from May 6-10, it provides an opportunity to paint a more accurate picture of what manufacturing in Ohio looks like today. Some people still hold outdated perceptions of the manufacturing sector, and most young people have no sense of the opportunities it presents in Ohio.

Today’s manufacturing sector offers careers with significant growth potential and competitive wages that support families. This evolution is thanks to investments in technology that make Ohio manufacturing not just globally competitive, but safer and more efficient.

In 2022, the average annual earnings for Ohio workers in manufacturing roles exceeded $70,000. By November 2023, the average hourly wage rose to $31.38, with starting wages often surpassing $20 and offering quick increases for dedicated employees. This economic promise makes manufacturing a reliable gateway to the middle class.

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