Wisconsin still has a strong middle-skills job market, but the state lacks the middle-skills employees. A middle-skill job is one that requires more than a high school diploma but less than a four-year college degree. The term middle-skill refers to the level of education and training required by a particular job. It should not be confused with the actual competence and capacity of workers and occupations — many middle-skill occupations require highly skilled trade and technical workers.
There are multiple opportunities to receive the training in Wisconsin so why aren’t people taking advantage of the middle skills job market?
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