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A Discrepancy Evaluation of Workforce Capacity and Emerging Skills: A Utah Case Study
This study examined employer-perceived competency discrepancies, anticipated competency requirements, hiring barriers, and valued educational experiences in Utah. Survey data were collected between September and October 2025 from 226 individuals with hiring responsibility in Utah-based organizations
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