Labor Shortages: Maryland
The State of Maryland has a motto of “Strong deeds, Gentle Words” but perhaps it should just be “We Don’t Have Nurses.” From CBSNews: University of Maryland Medical System, at…
The State of Maryland has a motto of “Strong deeds, Gentle Words” but perhaps it should just be “We Don’t Have Nurses.” From CBSNews: University of Maryland Medical System, at…
A safe bank these days is as rare as a Kentucky carpenter but we’re not talking banks today, we’re talking labor shortages. From WSPDlocal6.com: The number of skilled trade jobs…
There is a slew of economic news and data out this week that is begging the question if real estate is going to crash big in 2023. For starters, the…
The New York Times had an excellent article entitled, “Retirees Are One Reason The Fed Has Given Up On The Worker Rebound” which outlines the fact that many people close…
We came across an interesting article on yahoo finance that expects 20 million customers to potentially be cut off from their utilities. According to the National Energy Assistance Directors Association…
Day by day more companies announce layoffs so will the trickle turn into a flood. The most recent one is Twilio laying off 11% of their workforce. There is a…
On the heels of our recent post about labor shortages Desperate Times, Desperate Poaching and Labor Shortages: Semiconductor Engineers & Teachers, we have this news article demonstrating the growing “war”…
We’ve been writing about the demographic “boomer” crisis the United States is currently entering and how by 2030, it will be a full blown economic/demographic crisis. In a post entitled,…
With Covid seemingly coming to and end, the demand for air travel had started coming back to life so much so that airlines are now passing on fuel charges and…
Two interesting bits of information this week. CNBC reports that retail sales surged 3.8 percent in January. Consumer spending bounced back sharply in January as rising inflation and a post-holiday…