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5 numbers shaping the bioeconomy workforce gap
Over one million jobs are expected to open in the U.S. bioeconomy by 2030.
59% of the world's workforce will need training by 2030.
Labor force participation has dropped by 5% since 2001.
Childcare challenges lead to estimated losses of $165 million to $9 billion in state economies.
Certain states face severe shortages, with only 41 available workers for every 100 jobs.
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