Even with $120,000 annual salaries, full-time jobs, and job security, companies in the USA are struggling to hire skilled workers. So why are high-paying jobs in America going vacant, and why is Ford unable to fill thousands of roles?
In this video, we break down the real reason behind America’s skilled labour shortage, especially in mechanics, trades, trucking, emergency services, electricians, and factory jobs. Ford CEO Jim Farley has warned that the US is facing a serious crisis where six-figure jobs exist, but workers don’t.
We explain:
Why Americans are avoiding hands-on skilled trade jobs
The reality of $120,000 mechanic salaries in the USA
Flat-rate pay system explained
Physical demands, tool costs, and long career timelines
Why college degrees are not enough anymore
What this shortage means for Indians living in the US
This video is especially important for Indians in the USA, international students, and professionals thinking beyond white-collar jobs. As office jobs become unstable, skilled trade careers may offer long-term stability and demand, but only for those who understand the long game.
