Published 2 years ago

Worker shortages are fueling America’s biggest labor crises

Summary by The Spokesman-Review

The U.S. economy came within hours of shutting down because of a standoff between unions and railroad carriers over sick pay and scheduling, highlighting just how dramatically staffing shortages have reshaped American workplaces and driven exhausted workers to push back.

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The Washington Post

Worker shortages are fueling America’s biggest labor crises

Exhausted workers in education, healthcare and the railroad industry are pushing back after months of labor shortages

2 years ago

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Portland Press Herald

Worker shortages are fueling America’s biggest labor crises

Exhausted workers in education, healthcare and the railroad industry are pushing back after months of months of staffing shortfalls.

2 years ago·Portland, United States

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Worker Moves Are Fueling America's Marshals Labor Tackling

The U.S. economy worked within hours of shattered down because of a standoff between and railroad paid over sick pay and paid, really just how have rebuilt American workplaces and driven workers to push back. With more than 11 million job openings and only 6 million paid workers, paid have wishes for more than a year to hire enough people to fill their claims. That mismatch has left employees getting out and getting out, and is fueling a new rou…

2 years ago·Japan

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Boston.com

Worker shortages are fueling America's biggest labor crises

Exhausted workers in education, healthcare and the railroad industry are pushing back after months of staffing shortfalls.

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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The spokesman-Review

Worker shortages are fueling America's biggest labor crises

2 years ago·Spokane, United States

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Stars and Stripes

Worker shortages are fueling America’s biggest labor crises

With more than 11 million job openings and only 6 million unemployed workers, employers have struggled for more than a year to hire enough people to fill their ranks.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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