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Connecticut Study Forecasts Job Gaps Danbury Norwalk Sizable 1970s Rise
A Connecticut Manpower Executives association report projects 39,000 more workers ages 25 to 34 than jobs through 1980 and 336,000 more managerial and professional openings for those over 35. Danbury Norwalk and Stamford show the fastest job growth while Ansonia and Norwich lag. The two year study, led by URIC with university input, urges government action and new training to ease shortages and discrimination affecting minorities.
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Connecticut
New Britain
Connecticut Manpower Executives Association
U.S
Office of Economic Opportunit
CMEA
University ‘Research Institute of Connecticut
Hartford Manpower Printing and Coordination Agency
Flerbert Harris
Harris
Bridgeport
Action For
Hyung U. Chung
University of ‘Bridgeport
Chung
U8. Congress
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Danbury
Middletown
Notwalk
Stamford
Ansonia
Norwich
Fairfield
County
URIC
New York
Ormation Center
Hartford
UBLMA
Greattt
CMBA
Norvalk
Herbert/ Harris
United States
University Research Institute of
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