According to the National Association of Manufacturers,manufacturing companies have difficulty finding enough people who can operate their computer-controlled machinery.Which of the following actions is the most reasonable response to that difficulty?

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Working with community colleges to set up apprenticeship and training programs would provide a solution to the shortage of skilled workers. This would allow for individuals to receive the necessary training and experience to operate computer-controlled machinery, while also promoting the manufacturing industry as a desirable career choice. It is a practical and sustainable solution to the skills gap problem. The other options, such as hiring unqualified employees or relying more on physical strength, would likely lead to decreased productivity and potential safety issues. Paying for employee tuition at four-year universities may not target the specific skills needed for operating machinery and could be expensive for the company. Hiring high school students before they learn manufacturing is not desirable may not solve the skills gap issue and may not provide a sustainable solution.

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