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An overwhelming 84% also consider training to be an electrician, plumber, or indeed any manual or skilled trade within the construction industry is undervalued by society.
Against the backdrop of a skills shortage in the sector, employers are keen to persuade more youngsters to take a fresh look at the variety of construction jobs on offer. The survey results show the majority of parents are onside.
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