The blog of the Alliance for American Manufacturing
There’s a healthy job market for experienced workers in Green Bay’s paper mills.
America’s steel industry is vital to our national security and critical infrastructure. But it remains threatened by global overcapacity, and COVID-19 has only made things worse.
There’s a healthy job market for experienced workers in Green Bay’s paper mills.
The China-based company ships its incredibly cheap clothing directly to consumers, allowing it to dodge U.S. trade enforcement. It also stands accused of a whole lot of other bad practices.
State lawmakers approved legislation to give preference to Made in America iron and steel in state-funded construction projects. The bill now heads to the governor’s desk.
How manufacturers can (and are) securing a resilient workforce.
China’s chokehold on critical minerals and manufacturing threatens U.S. national security, experts said during a U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission hearing. Witnesses testified to the threat of China’s supply chain dominance before the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission […]
Congress finally got its act together and passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure investment package last year. Now it’s time to implement it, and we must make sure these projects are Made in America.
The United States can seize the moment to create millions of new, well-paid jobs for American workers, begin to close racial wealth gaps, and offer new opportunities for workers of color.
