Chamber of Commerce: Worker shortage can’t be solved without ramping up immigration
Amidst record high job openings, businesses grapple with positions going unfilled. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is calling for more legal immigration.
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pandemic recovery
Fed official: Getting women back to work is about ‘our economic potential as a nation’
America’s recovery from the pandemic downturn has been rocky: Millions of workers—especially women—remain on the sidelines, while parts of the economy are booming and inflation is rising.
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Bank of America sounding alarm on price of steel, steel stocks
At the outset of the global pandemic, many steel mills stopped production. Now, there’s a shortage, and the price of steel, along with the price of steel stocks, is quite high. Is it a bubble?
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Millions of Americans still out of work despite recent improvements in labor markets
The US labor market collapsed a year ago when more than 20 million jobs vanished in a single month. Now, after last week’s lowest unemployment claims totals in the last year, there are signs the economy is healing, despite millions of Americans remaining out of work.
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BUILDING1: Employees miss the community
According to Gensler’s Work-From-Home Survey, only 12 percent of respondents want to make WFH permanent. Many employees, it seems, would prefer a blended model of work-from-home and work-in-office.
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BUILDING1: Home sellers in the triangle see a ‘V-shaped’ recovery
Many forecasts have been made about the shape of the economic recovery. However, one-size-fits-all simply doesn’t apply to the economic recovery we’re hoping for here in the Raleigh-Durham area.
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Carrboro startup Tanjo to leverage its AI platform to help with NC’s reopening
Tanjo, founded by serial entrepreneur Richard Boyd in 2017, said it is designing dashboard to give stakeholders real-time intelligence and predictive modeling on population health risk, consumer sentiment and community resiliency.
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