Not enough uneducated workers? My city has sat around 23-25k population for a while and many of my industrial buildings are being abandoned because there are not enough uneducated workers. 33 PsyX99 • 9 yr. Yatagan May 14, 2016 @ 1:01pm. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːMansen Mar 24, 2015 @ 8:17am. MoonStorm Nov 4, 2015 @ 3:41pm. RadicalSolution Mar 30, 2021 @ 5:25pm. - Safety flashing marker lights to guide trucks to the doors at the back of the station. These correspond to the most advanced educational institution that each citizen has graduated from. I finally figured it out. Any industry I place in my city is filled with workers and I don't have problems with overeducated workers. You will then see the number of educated workers you have, as well as the number of people who are still in school. You want enough elementary schools to only educate 40% of eligible. A good solution that seems to work for the 'not enough workers' problem, is to de-zone some sections of the industrial area temporarily, it solves the problem immediately. Don’t forget to check on this every so often tho, if your city expands for. dovsherman Mar 25, 2015 @ 10:07pm. If you are giving the proper access to the industry zones, this may solve itself in time. #9. You don't need uneducated workers. #4. Not really suitable for doing grunt work. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. highly educated workers. If it doesn't develop then de-zone housing. The forestry only employ uneducated workers which is a minority in my city. 20. Cities: Skylines. 10. A way to break out of stagnant demand is to build some transit along a busy pathway to move people faster and decrease the traffic on the road. Each building lists the type of workers they need. Peter Pan Jun 21, 2015 @ 10:17pm. ago. 1Solution (1) – slow down education. This makes it extremely hard to hold on to uneducated workers. I mostly build vanilla and always uneducated. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. They are unaffected by policies like "Industry 4. CryptoMost of my city is clearly covered by education, but a lot of my businesses are dying and becoming derelict due to the lack of educated workers. Simple select a (growable) building of your choice and click on one of the level-up progressbars and the. Schools are highly efficient so to keep uneducated residents you need approximately one primary school for 10. Cities: Skylines. The mod has a default set of values, and will use them if unable to load from the . 2. In Cities Skylines 2, it’s essential to understand that labor dynamics can change over time as your city evolves. Hello everyone! I'm using Vanilla, no mods, no dlc Building an agricultural city and have some troubles, that I hope you can help me to solve. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. Matsukaze Mar 25, 2015 @ 2:58am. As for the unemployment you’re suffering from, it’s most likely because many people are too smart. #4. They live they die, they repopulate. You didn't get it. Too many educated workers! I have too many educated workers in my city. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews. October 24, 2023 By Jason Faulkner Most players will run into issues with their industrial and commercial buildings lacking labor in Cities Skylines 2. uneducated workers. I have started to build more industrial areas and keep running into the same problem, "Not Enough Workers". I used a different map and got citizens, but only tropical maps dont give citizens for me if that helps at all. This is annoying because I have a lot of demand for these zones. Below are the stats for my city. 1. Jay Mar 13, 2015 @ 7:27am. highly educated workers. Generic industry can employ HIghly Educated CIMs, but the specialized industries only employ Uneducated workers. Overeducation and lack of uneducated workers. They are unaffected by policies like "Industry 4. ago You just need to wait until your population can go through the education system - it's frustrating on a new city but time will sort it out. educated workers. Doesn't matter, look at the amount of uneducated and educated workers in the building. Increase your general population. Best answer on here. Currently I play on a map with a lot of forest and naturally I thought let's build some industry for it, since there. Even if there is no school covering their house, they will travel 10km across the map to a school with a vacancy to be educated. In cities skylines, uneducated means exactly that- the level of education a child has before they go to elementary school. 24% educated, and 19% well educated. That one is lack of workers. Keep your unemployment between 6% and 12%. Industry has a demand for low / uneducated workers. To get a good mix of educated and uneducated cims Failing that, I believe it's called Industry 2. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. Cities: Skylines 6484 Support & Bug Reports 301 Suggestions & feedback 3204 Modding & Resources 1930 Official Information & Announcements 151 City Journals and Let's Plays 496 Cities: Skylines Console & Windows 10 Edition 1080This guide explains the problems and gives solutions on how to fix the Not enough workers and Not enough educated workers problem in Cities: Skylines which c. It doesn't matter. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. #5. All Discussions. Cities:Skylines has a four-tier education hierarchy, and all citizens and jobs have a rating upon it. This mod allows low-level buildings to hire highly educated workers. Cims will work overeducated jobs if it is convienent. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. To get more workers in Cities: Skylines, you need to ensure an efficient Transport System to the industrial sector from residential areas. District PoliciesThe Ever-Allusive Workers. I use mostly offices as I gave up on industry long ago due to the same issue, not enough workers. #5. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːI feel it messes up the population education-levels. #2. Specialized industries (forestry, mining, etc) require relatively uneducated workers. It could be because those jobs leveled up, thus no room for uneducated workers (entry level). Yatagan May 14, 2016 @ 1:01pm. Control Building Level Up v0. In this video we go over the "Not enough (educated) workers" issue and how to solve it. Industry and low density commercial rely on low education workers, while offices and high density commercial rely on higher education sims. Also I want to have buisnes and high density commercial - both need educated workers. All my new areas are empty, nobody moves in. 3. Yeah you don't need a mod for something that's already in the base game. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. . way2co0l_2003 Mar 14, 2015 @ 3:00am. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. I’ve tried zoning more offices but due to the lack of demand they don’t get built. Also I want to have buisnes and high density commercial - both need educated workers. Not Enough Workers Cities Skylines Issue Description. I've built some low-density housing near this new area to house the uneducted workers for the forestry jobs, but no one is moving in! This particular area is too far away from schools, so it shouldn't be attracting highly educated people. Cynyr36 • 3 yr. Cims who are Uneducated or Educated won't go to university. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːA community-led subreddit for Cities: Skylines and Cities: Skylines II, the city-builder games from Colossal Order. Players can check the education levels of the people at their workplace. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. #3. . Description. Elementary is the only school an uneducated cim can attend, so having a low number of elem schools will give you more uneducated workers. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. On the other hand, lvl 1 industry, farming and woodland industry will have trouble finding workers. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. When you plop the schools, it levels up buildings (including commerce if close by), so commerce will demand higher educated workers, but the kids haven't had time to graduate school. 0 policy was introduced not all that long ago to be used later in game when majority of city has become higher educated and the low education work slots would be left vacant. I have two different problematic industry districts: one forestry, one farming. You just need to be aware of this and in order for you to get more uneducated workers, you need to zone more residential. Showing 1 - 9 of 9 comments. I let the game run for about 30 minutes and my pop plummeted from 170k to 140k while this issue was present. 91% high school. 🔥 Check out 7 MINDBLOWING tips right here: Cities: Skylines II > General Discussions > Topic Details. Above 5% and they will always go to work. Additionally, I have tried to reduce the amount of commercial zoning in my city by replacing it with office zoning. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːI'm new to this game, but not new to city building games in general. This looks like a gamedev oversite. A community-led subreddit for Cities: Skylines and Cities: Skylines II, the city-builder games from Colossal Order. The building isn't able to recruit enough educated workers because there's too many low educated ones. Either smaller asset schools or reduced funding. This is helpful, thanks!The root cause of the bug is the algorithm used to calculate deficiencies in worker education; it wasn't updated properly to take into account the 'employ overeducated workers' functionality added in the last game update. This mod enables you to control your city development by preventing buildings from upgrading to a certain level. Or fight it: Decrease residential area land value (move services away, remove parks, etc. Educated Workers: 0 Highly Educated Workers: 0 Uneducated Workers: 0 Well Educated Workers 0 Resource Capacity: 0 Resource Consumption: 0 I think it's really useful. Kegozen • 5 yr. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Conversely, low-level industries will search. . It's paramount to have enough cims in your city to fill those jobs, as many people already mentioned. Agricultural industry only has one level and uses mostly uneducated workers : so, if you have a high educated population, very few people want to work there. And the number for highly educated people is 150ish but I have over 500 highly educated people employed there. An alternative is extreme education cuts. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. WHY?! They have to drive miles to get to the next school. :) I was leveling up industry a little with a fire station, and some parks, but this wasn't good enough. . Simple select a (growable) building of your choice and click on one of the level-up progressbars and the. It hires them. #4. While they may seem like obvious fixes to the. Cities: Skylines > General Discussions > Topic Details. Develop a residential area of uneducated workers to try and feed demand for uneducated industry jobs 3. At the end of university, 50% of students fail (don't become Highly Educated). Agree , that´s classic vanilla silliness to keep it running. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. By Blake Walsh. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. National-Statement69 • 1 yr. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. A Workshop Item for Cities: Skylines. 4. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːMove the Industry Closer or Increase Transportation. I have seen many people complain that their low level industry gets abandoned because they don't have any uneducated workers. A Guide for Cities: Skylines. Q1: since all farmers should be uneducated, I can't build. #6. e adults) can't go to school and thus can't get educated. I have 10% uneducated, 40. Cities: Skylines 6484 Support & Bug Reports 301 Suggestions & feedback 3204 Modding & Resources 1930 Official Information & Announcements 151 City Journals and Let's Plays 496 Cities: Skylines Console & Windows 10 Edition 1080 This guide explains the problems and gives solutions on how to fix the Not enough workers and Not enough educated workers problem in Cities: Skylines which c. #37. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. 2. I have a huge problem in my city of ~4000pop right now in that many many commercial business are constantly closing down due to not enough educated workers. 98% university. • Citizens who have completed no education are uneducated. It will show you which type of workers you need, and I'm betting you need a lot of uneducated and low educated. Increase land value in the industrial zone so they upgrade and require high educated workers. < >. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. (Add parks, services, etc. Use the school out policy to discourage some sims from continuing education and instead joining workforce. I'm new to this game, but not new to city building games in general. Hey, sorry in advance if this has been asked before which I'd imagine it has but I can't seem to find a previous post. That is what uneducated means in cities skylines. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. So I want to make a agriculture/ forestry industry. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːCities: Skylines City-building game Gaming comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment WarmMoistLeather • Additional comment actions. That's vanilla silliness. im getting a lot of abandoned industrial buildings because they don't have uneducated workers. uneducated describes the children before they go to elementary school. When I looked, the issue was not enough educated and well-educated workers. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Reply reply [deleted] •. In a medium city with a pop of 10-50k try to only have ~2 elem schools and as many HS and colleges as needed. Periodic assessments of residential, commercial, and industrial zones help. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːCouple more screenshots of my college in Cities: Skylines 2! Used the beautification tools we do have available & think it turned out alright. Not Enough (Educated) Workers Solutions. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. Problem: Not enough uneducated workers to work on your factories/lumber mills, but you still want education coverage so your houses will level up. 0 (4. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. Does anyone else know of my plight?Cities: Skylines 2 has four different education levels – uneducated, educated, well-educated, and highly educated. Not enough workers and Not enough Educated workers. This is a shop. Yes, they do recycle. Early on, before your education is rolling well, you will see a ton of uneducated people with job and a strong need for industrial and commercial. Demand is influenced by quite a few things, directly and indirectly. Uneducated workers. The lack of an adequate workforce can slow down. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. Too many educated workers! I have too many educated workers in my city. Q1: since all farmers should be uneducated, I can't build buisnes and high density commercial. If it helps, most of my workers are in offices and is weird because there are to many highly -. The key is to make sure you have enough schools providing capacity to educate everyone eligible. This will then require educted, highly educated, and well educated workers and less uneducated workers. Production will increase by 50% but places for uneducated workers will be a necessity at the same time. Education only allows more flexibility and options. They won't get any more educated (they are busy working!). You threw off the city balances, the industry tends to need uneducated workers and by using that monument u gave everyone in city max education so there were no. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. I explain why both problems happen and present several solutions for each of them while giving an education and informative explanation of the workers. :) I was leveling up industry a little with a fire station, and some parks, but this wasn't good enough. I didn't want to test that theory so I just went with a heavier focus on offices. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. So either wait a couple generations for it to balance itself again, or just shut down a college/university in a zone. Each building has separate bins for plastics, paper, white glass, colored glass, organic and finally trash. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. An uneducated worker can’t get a job that requires a higher education. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. 0 policy. No demand for residential, industrial or commercial areas. And since this needs uneducated workers, I build it far away from the big city and give it an own little residential area with no schools at all! But still the new residents are getting educated. People are trickling into the city and slow rates, and I mean SLOW despite the fact there are countless open places to move into. Education only allows more flexibility and options. Description. It's better to be overeducated than undereducated. See full list on gamewatcher. 12% uneducated. There are five levels of education in Cities: Skylines 2: Uneducated, Poorly Educated, Educated, Well Educated, and Highly Educated. But the amount of abandoned commercial buildings I am getting because of not enough educated workers is driving me insane. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyː(So we still HAVE an uneducated and educated work-force, but not the tax gains from the income they make. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. Campus Cities Skylines. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. My people are happy, healthy and well educated. 50. You didn't get it. Not enough workers is a fairly easy fix - zone more residential. As long as you are using the Hadron Collider you will no longer have uneducated or low educated workers, but because you are using the Collider your educated workers now refuse to work below their education level (possibly). I've added a couple parks, thinking that might attract new. Highly-educated cims will work those positions without complaining! In this mod, highly educated people search higher level jobs first. This mod shows you how many jobs are vacant at each education level. - very high industry demand (almost full) - 0 residential demand (newly zoned areas are empty) - no Collider. Hey, sorry in advance if this has been asked before which I'd imagine it has but I can't seem to find a previous post. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. educated workers. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. This guide provides a simple strategy for managing your work force that will allow permanent and stable specialized industry. Hey, sorry in advance if this has been asked before which I'd imagine it has but I can't seem to find a previous post. 1. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. 15. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Bitcoin Baron Jul 20, 2019 @ 12:05pm. My elementary schools are overcrowded! No one graduates from elementary schools!Lower the tax for low income. Setup some schools. Steam Workshop: Cities: Skylines. My guess is because it is so far from the main residential area. . Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Most Skylines players will be plagued by "Not enough workers" at certain points in their city's development. 45% highly educated. Optimize your traffic first on your industrial zone. Even if they don't employ as many, there should be SOME managerial or executive roles here. Problem: No uneducated workers. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Cities: Skylines City-building game Gaming. Education Information (graduation rates): 94% elementary school. Hope it helps 😊. Andy 3 minutes ago. Cities: Skylines. If you don't have a viable economy you can use RICO Ploppable to plop down whatever asset you choose. It prospers. Its not transportation or demand related your people are too highly educated and dont want to work at low level workplaces. A Modern Style Sheriff's Office. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːHey, sorry in advance if this has been asked before which I'd imagine it has but I can't seem to find a previous post. WBKotter (Banned) Nov 20, 2020 @ 2:00am. Not enough educated workers. 2 poorly educated. RadicalSolution Mar 30, 2021 @ 5:25pm. As other people have said, you need “uneducated” workers to fill many industrial jobs, forestry included. 38. This mod allows low-level buildings to hire highly educated workers. 0 and my entire industrial. I don’t think you can do it with lower than university educated because it requires leveling up to 5. Your basically losing educated workers when they die and getting babies when they are replaced. Having people die/move out of your city and then have to move back in causes loads of uneducated workers to pop up. That is not an exploitation of the game at all. While education is an important aspect of Cities: Skylines, industrial zones are different from office and commercial areas in that they don’t need so many educated workers. Your older citizens (i. How to solve "not enough (educated) workers" issue in Cities: Skylines. 1 -. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. A lack of workers comes from a lack of workers, not too much education. This is not a problem at all. Campus Cities Skylines. Schools are highly efficient so to keep uneducated residents you need approximately one primary school for 10. If you look at the education tab you can slowly see the education level moving. In other words you have many uneducated workers 'demanding' a place to work eg. Farms and lumber-mills can't be upgraded its already on highest level -- level 1. A subreddit around the Paradox game "Cities: Skylines. May work with 3x speed which might give you a larger pool of educated workforce at the time of upgrade than normal speed. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. That's vanilla silliness. What do you think? Let me know in the comments and if you like it feel free to share this asset with your friends and have a look at the other things I uploaded. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːThe hadron collider does alot of good things, like upgrading all your residential area to maximum level because of the high education. Description. If players need more workers, they will need to increase their population. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. Walmart RICO asset I use (shown here) requires like 70-80% of educated workers and only 30-20% uneducated. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. • Citizens who have graduated from. ) Schools should really be determining "BONUSES", and accelerated learning ability, of the population, not hindering it. Educated Workers: 0 Highly Educated Workers: 0 Uneducated Workers: 0 Well Educated Workers 0 Resource Capacity: 0 Resource Consumption: 0 I think it's really useful. It'll gradually correct itself over time. Education Solution for the Overeducated. Peter Pan Jun 21, 2015 @ 10:17pm. Someone got the same problem? Is there a. For a while, you will have to put up with a few of these indicators, and eventually you won’t get them anymore. So I want to make a agriculture/ forestry industry. How to Fix "Not Enough Workers" in Cities Skylines!* * *It's tutorial time again, today I'm showing you what to do when your Cities Skylines city doesn't hav. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. #4. By: DirtyDan. Note: If you are a mod creator, consider using Harmony instead to add prefixes/postfixed to InitializePrefab! This mod was created before the. Unless what you're facing is lacking in educated level but having way too many well-educated and highly-educated. It hires them. - Uneducated Workers 3 - Educated Workers 18 - Well Educated workers 21 - Highly Educated Workers 18 - Deathcare Radius 1600 - Corpse Capacity 10000 (process and size of this building with basement) - Burial Spaces 0 - Hearse Count 100 (This balances the high Skylines death rate and transport AI) < >Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. Jadoramp Apr 17, 2015 @ 6:50pm. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews. But still i need uneducated workers, most of my industry. And since this needs uneducated workers, I build it far away from the big city. Like what grapplehoeker said, a low unemployment rate means that you just have worker shortage. I have 2 elementary schools that are only at a. This is annoying because I have a lot of demand for these zones. Workers will work anywhere that there's a job to be had - Yes, educated people WILL work in uneducated positions if there's no alternatives. Also I want to have buisnes and high density commercial - both need educated workers. how do i get them?! is it simply building residential buildings with no schools next to the industry? please help!On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːA community-led subreddit for Cities: Skylines and Cities: Skylines II, the city-builder games from Colossal Order. After that, you can use Industry 4. Yeah, It must be a problem with time. By the above question I feel you have limited experience with Cities:Skylines. All Discussions. I build houses (the first ones that were available) endlessly, but hardly any uneducated people come. So I enabled Industry 4. 300. An alternative is extreme education cuts. So you control the demand for zoning in your city and build areas accordingly. So I'm pretty new to the game, built up a population of about 18k and a good amount of money coming in. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːOn the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːSo I want to make a agriculture/ forestry industry. 24,000. Job payouts depend on these ranks. Getting workers across different skill levels in Cities Skylines 2 can be accomplished in a variety of ways. This guide explains the problems and gives solutions for Not enough workers and Not enough educated workers in Cities: Skylines which can lead to abandoned buildings. You can flush out citizens by turning off power in an area. I have started to build more industrial areas and keep running into the same problem, "Not Enough Workers". highly educated workers. On the several times i have tried playing this game, no matter how many schools etc that i put down they are always complaing of uneducated workers and to be honest its doing my nut in any advice would be greatly appreciated ːsteamhappyːIs there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. This mod enables you to control your city development by preventing buildings from upgrading to a certain level. You can use Toggle It to remove the problem icons from the interface so you don't have to look at them. Only 8% of citizens are uneducated now but the unemployment rate has ballooned to 33%. Is there a way to keep uneducated workers? Many companies ask for them but even with residential areas with no school at all, they keep getting educated, leaving me with dead agriculture and forestry industries. Just keep unemplyment high at all times. Too few uneducated workers. 0 -- which I would also heavily recommend to use as soon as you have a university -- some sectors will still require uneducated workers, most notably the Industries DLC industry, the Green Cities DLC "local and organic" shops, and service buildings. The first possible solution is to slow down your education (1) and the second one is to focus on policy industry 4. In fact, the entire plot of land can be educated provided. I have many barracks, vacancies for 800+ workers in every area. Throttle back your education budget so that the the school capacity doesn’t allow every sim the opportunity to attend school and some will stay uneducated. You can micro manage your educational balance tho, doing. What do you think? Let me know in the comments and if you like it feel free to share this asset with your friends and have a look at the other things I uploaded. For those who would like to have similar, or any different visual settings and would like to know how to do it: here is a.