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WHO'S NEXT? As veterans depart, younger loggers are slow to fill the void

机译:谁是下一个?随着退伍军人的离开,年轻的伐木工人慢慢填补空白

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No one will deny that younger generations aren't joining the logging work force like they once did, The nitty-gritty of logging is that it involves long, tough hours, a lot of dift and grease and dealing with often-harsh elements and up and down markets. It's a constant mental, emotional and physical battle, and a lot of young people don't want to put up with that. Today's generation feels it deserves more from a vocation than what logging may be able to offer. A 2606 Timber Harvesting survey revealed that only 7% of logging busi-owners are between the ages of 18-30, On the other hand, only 15% are 60-plus. Although that's twice as many as the 18-30 group, the relatively shallow number for the older demographic confirms that many veteran loggers continue to leave the industry for various reasons.
机译:没有人会否认年轻一代没有像以前那样加入伐木队伍。伐木的本质是,它涉及到漫长而艰难的时光,大量的油脂和油脂,以及应对经常使用的苛刻因素。和下跌的市场。这是一场持续不断的思想,情感和身体斗争,许多年轻人不想忍受这一点。如今的这一代人认为,它应该从某种职业中获得,而伐木业则无法提供。一项2606木材采伐调查显示,只有7%的伐木企业主年龄在18-30岁之间,另一方面,只有15%的年龄在60岁以上。尽管这个数字是18-30岁人口的两倍,但相对较老的人口统计而言,这一相对较浅的数字证实,许多资深伐木工人出于各种原因而继续离开该行业。

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    《Timber Harvesting》 |2007年第5期|共3页
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