Jobs in healthcare, education, increase
If you’re wondering where all the good jobs are these days, one group has the answer: healthcare and education.
If you’re wondering where all the good jobs are these days, one group has the answer: healthcare and education.
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The progress report from Ann Arbor-based Michigan Future Inc. found that the state created 47,000 jobs between 2001 and 2005 in knowledge-based portions of the education and health care fields.
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