Podcasts about workershortage

Clive started off the week by asking how your 2022 was? After Covid and the events that unfolded throughout the year, did your business improve and did you make more money? He then focused on the years washout in government and policy for the construction industry. With a recession looming and a severe shortage of workers, what needs to change to combat these problems in 2023?Then Clive asked if Santa could bring you anything to make your job easier, what would it be?And to finish off proceedings, he asked what jobs did you promise to finisharound the house this year and have still not got around to?

The world has changed quickly ever since COVID hit. We wear masks, we don't. Businesses closed down, then they re-opened. People work from home then they don't. It's confusing, but where have all the workers gone? The economy relies on people working, so it's an interesting question. Links and Resources: Website: Educounting.com  Facebook: fb.com/moneywithmakng Twitter: @moneywithmakng Instagram: @moneywithmakng YouTube: Educounting

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Bill Handel speaks with ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan about the terrifying timeline of events in Uvalde leading up to the mass shooting. With the continued shortage of workers, expect businesses to be closed this Summer. And in the Senate, the chase for an ever-elusive new gun law deal continues.

Bill Handel talks about Title 42 and how it was set to expire today. While companies continue their battle to gain and maintain workers, they're combating the shortage by building houses for their employees. And Handel examines how drug checking is aiming to protect users from potentially harmful, disapproved modifications to medicine in a messy drug market.

In the New Year's episode, Maya and her best friend Camille chat about the year 2021 and share their hopes for the new year.

Rick Elmhorst and Roy De Jesus discuss the current worker shortage, its causes and how some employers are addressing it.

Marci makes another cross country trip with a truck full of kittens. Yes, she has a good reason. No, it doesn't go so well. Turi also makes a trip, and ends up freezing, with her head in an oven.

Season 2 of Six Hundred Atlantic looked at a broken child care sector, including hopes the pandemic would trigger reform by highlighting child care's problems and importance. In a bonus episode, experts Beth Mattingly and Tom Weber discuss the evolving crisis.

(00:00) FriYAY News Chat: Refugee Donations & Bus Delays (20:30) Your Take on Farmer's Almanac Weather Predictions (40:00) Beth Oswald, Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services (58:00) Eric VandenHeuvel, Green Bay Chamber, "Talent Day" (70:30) What's Goin' On? Maddie Uhlenbrauck, Fox Cities CVB (76:30) Sound Off on Lying Politicians, Curbside Stuff & More (89:30) The Takeaway: Absolutism's Impact Beyond Politics

Could there be a silver lining to the worker shortage? Why some CEOs cut their pay during the pandemic (women), as others gave themselves a raise (men). Are you ready to sell to Costco? California to help small businesses buy their own buildings.

Karen Kerrigan: Momentum behind a bipartisan infrastructure agreement and what SBE Council will monitor; the big problem DOL Wage and Hour nominee David Weil; and the challenge of worker/supply shortages on small businesses.

The 'Friends' reunion last night was a bit different than most people thought it would be. Randi golfed with her mom the first time and you would have thought she was playing on the LPGA tour. Disney has a $100 sandwich for you to eat while you are there. Businesses are struggling everywhere trying to find employees. Plus, New Music Friday, cooking out, the Classic Blitz weekend, Loper's fishing plan, Leather Lips and more!

Before we get into the episode, the two bois at Don't Tread on Weebs want to mourn the recent passing of Kentaro Miura; we found out he passed after he recorded this episode, but his works are a large part of what inspired the love of anime in the DToW crew, and we are forever grateful for the stories he told. Rest in peace. This week, the DToW bois try to explain why the current "worker shortage" is a both a con by business owners to keep wages down, and the result of years of stagnation of the American minimum wage. On our continuing Berserk saga, we watch episodes 5-8, and begin to realize that things in Midland may be a bit weirder than they first appeared. News starts at 05:29 Anime starts at 42:50

(00:00) FriYAY News Chat & Mayor Jake Woodford (18:30) Your Take on Unexplained Aerial Sightings (39:00) Jennifer Stephany, Appleton Downtown Inc (56:00) Patti Habeck, Feeding America Eastern WI (67:00) What's Goin' On? Maddie Uhlenbrauck, Fox Cities CVB (75:00) Sound Off on Mask Usage & Unemployment (86:00) The Takeaway: Institutional Deception Breeds Mistrust

Gene Marks on how to use CARES Act to pay down workers' student debt; how companies are using automation to overcome worker shortage; Ami Kassar's EIDL extension update; Carey Smith, who built & sold Big Ass Fans, on giving away equity too quickly.

Our weekly news wrap-up: We talk supply issues from the past week and past year, including the worker shortage and remote work, what carmakers are learning from their supply chain issues, and one guy who pivoted and has had his best year ever.

Retailers desperately prepare for “extraordinary” spending; Amazon building largest US logistics firm; a McDonald's pays $50 just to show up for interview; W. VA gives remote workers $12K to relocate; Mark Wahlberg makes HBO small biz docu-series.

In our new weekly news wrap-up: Restaurants in Philadelphia now paying signing bonuses up to $3K + $15/hour; the debate over the worker shortage, what role does unemployment play?; how the pandemic has helped Walmart.com compete against Amazon.

Tales of two venues (one is Disneyland) during Shuttered Venue Operators Grant meltdown; resource at SBECouncil.org to help venue operators; worker shortage continues as everyone in about every industry is trying to hire at the same time.

(00:00) Local News Chat: Election Review & Covid Rules (19:30) Your Take on Local Rules That Can't Be Enforced (39:30) Mary Kohrell on Worker Shortage in Calumet Cty (60:00) The Lawyers on Election Process & Legal Threats (92:30) The Takeaway: Fundamentalism In Defense Of Voting

(00:00) Local News Chat: Covid Cases & New Test Sites (19:00) Your Take on Election Results and Biden's Win (41:00) Ahlstrom-Munksjo on Difficulty Finding Workers (62:00) Meagan Wolfe, WI Elections Cmsn Administrator (94:00) The Takeaway: We Need To Trust The Process

Local News Chat: Changing DUI Laws & Worker Shortage (0:00)Your Take on the Impact of Shopko Closing All Stores (43:28)Wildwood Film Festival Founder Jason Buss (43:28)Jerry Bader on Political Proposals to "Fix" Democracy (1:01:19)The Takeaway: Accepting Changing Ideas Over Time (1:33:00)