EBM Launches 2024 Workforce Survey to Help Industries Thrive in Competitive Job Market

Chemical Processing's parent company introduces inaugural survey that aims to learn about the successes and opportunities in recruiting, retention, training and technology adaptations across multiple industries.

Amanda Joshi

Nov. 18, 2024

Workforce development is a perpetual hot topic. Even though recruiting and retention dynamics have generally improved since the depths of the COVID pandemic, many companies still struggle to find and keep the skilled workers they need.

Chemical Processing’s parent company Endeavor Business Media has launched a multi-industry survey to identify what’s working for businesses when it comes to identifying and nurturing talent. Which recruiting channels deliver most consistently? What are the compensation and benefits strategies that best connect with employees? Which training programs best give workers the boosts they need to build their careers?

The survey also includes questions about how digitalization is affecting workers’ jobs and how effectively people think their organizations are adopting digital technologies. Chemical engineers and operators are encouraged to take part in the survey. The results will provide valuable information to help companies of all kinds better maneuver a job market that looks likely to be highly competitive for years to come.

Join us in shaping the future of workforce development - Take the survey.

About the Author

Amanda Joshi

Managing Editor

Amanda Joshi has more than 18 years of experience in business-to-business publishing for both print and digital content. Before joining Chemical Processing, she worked with Manufacturing.net and Electrical Contracting Products. She’s a versatile, award-winning editor with experience in writing and editing technical content, executing marketing strategy, developing new products, attending industry events and developing customer relationships.

Amanda graduated from Northern Illinois University in 2001 with a B.A. in English and has been an English teacher. She lives in the Chicago suburbs with her husband and daughter, and their mini Aussiedoodle, Riley. In her rare spare time, she enjoys reading, tackling DIY projects, and horseback riding.