PHOTOS: Companies struggle to find workers as job market tightens

Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Many manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
Manufacturing jobs left unfilled as employers struggle to find qualified workers
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Workers at Fuyao Glass America finish an automobile windshield in the Moraine plant. Fuyao currently employs 2,300 workers and expects to need 700 more in 2019. TY GREENLEES / STAFF