National Association of Manufacturers

A positive outlook for their business was registered by 79.8 percent of manufacturers in the second quarter, down from 89.5 percent in the first quarter.

The CMA partnered with Best Companies Group, an independent research firm specializing in identifying great places to work, to recognize the top 10 manufacturing associations that go above and beyond for their employees.

The award, now in its 15th year, will recognize winners at a June 12th gala.

Crumbling infrastructure and workforce shortage remain top concerns.

Manufacturers release “Building to Win” proposal to rebuild America’s infrastructure.

Tour emphasizes the next frontier of manufacturing, showcases the industry’s optimism and underscores need to fill manufacturing skills gap.

At thousands of events, manufacturers open their doors and minds to show students, teachers and parents the truths about modern manufacturing.

President and CEO Jay Timmons to meet leading manufacturers, elected officials, parents and students while visiting manufacturing facilities across nation.

Events to be scheduled throughout the month, so the remaining 249,185 manufacturing firms in the United States have time.

NAM president emphasizes future of manufacturing 'heavily depends on enacting bold tax reform.'

Many are unlikely to encourage children to pursue a manufacturing career, yet Americans hold optimistic views for the future of manufacturing.

Manufacturing Workforce 4.0 lays out the future of skills, training and education for the manufacturing industry.

Tax reform, regulatory reform and infrastructure investment at the top of agenda for manufacturers.

Career and technical education act to align programs to needs of the regional, state, and local labor market while supporting effective collaboration between secondary and postsecondary institutions and employers.

Tour stop highlights manufacturing in Ohio, which supports more than 688,000 manufacturing jobs.