Ryan Secard

Boeing Begins Its Descent and Additive Engineers a Win: 25 in 2025

2025 IW U.S. 500: Top Healthcare Equipment Manufacturers

June Jobs Report: Manufacturing Loses 7,000 Jobs

Trump Appears to Approve Nippon-US Steel Deal

January Jobs Report Shows Mostly Stable Manufacturing Job Growth

Manufacturing Salaries Plunged in 2024, and Why That’s Great News

Despite Demands, Pensions Unlikely to Return

IndustryWeek's 2024 Salary Survey Now Open for Responses

Boeing Machinists Strike, Stalling Plane Production

Nippon Steel Announces Plan to Upgrade US Steel Plants

Preventing Workplace Violence Starts with a Plan

The $183 million deal is expected to close near the end of 2024.

Incidents of child labor violations in the U.S. have risen since the pandemic.

Why Skilled Automation Engineers Aren't Applying for your Job Openings

The U.S. manufacturing sector added 23,000 jobs last month, mainly in chemical manufacturing and printing.

Labor Union Participation Rose Slightly in Manufacturing Last Year

IW U.S. 500: Top Construction and Agricultural Machinery Companies (slideshow)

Manufacturing added a net 8,000 jobs last month, but with serious discrepancies between hiring in durable and nondurable goods industries.

Hiring in the rest of the U.S. nonfarm economy continued to rise, though at a slower pace than previously.

One of IndustryWeek’s four Best Plants 2022 winners, Protolabs Injection Molding Facility in Plymouth, Minnesota, boasts an end-to-end digital chain and rapid product turnaround.