As the US Navy pushes to build more submarines, shipyards keep losing young workers to less demanding jobs
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Retention rates are highest among young, entry-level workers who leave the demanding roles for similar jobs in other industries.
Retention rates are highest among young, entry-level workers who leave the demanding roles for similar jobs in other industries.
Retention rates are highest among young, entry-level workers who leave the demanding roles for similar jobs in other industries.
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