Today 3:05 am
Can you share your source that you only had 50 jobs open in NB? Does it end .ru?Cannonpointer » Yesterday, 8:21 pm » wrote: ↑ Yeah, no. I have done my own research, and I see no indication that there are 31,000 jobs open in NB - much less that this number is posted on Indeed.
IU suspect you are getting this number from Mother Jones.
A month ago it was reported immigrant workers split for safer ground and were sitting ducks for the Holman Mass Deportation Express. I shared a post on it.
Nebraska is experiencing a significant labor shortage, with businesses struggling to fill open positions. This shortage is impacting various industries, including agriculture, construction, and healthcare. Factors contributing to the shortage include a declining birth rate, retiring baby boomers, and the "brain drain" of Nebraskans leaving the state.
Key points about the labor shortage in Nebraska:
- Impact on Industries:
The shortage is affecting various sectors, including agriculture, where there's a lack of skilled workers and concerns about the impact of immigration crackdowns.
- Pandemic Effects:
The COVID-19 pandemic has also contributed to the labor shortage by impacting labor force participation and leading to some individuals leaving the workforce.
- Long-Term Concerns:
The labor market tightness in Nebraska has been a concern for almost a decade, and the shortage is not just a short-term issue.
- Potential Solutions:
Some solutions being explored include increasing immigration, encouraging younger people to participate in the workforce, and addressing the challenges of childcare and the pandemic's impact.
- High Job Openings:
There are numerous job openings in Nebraska, with estimates ranging from 54,000 to 80,000. - Low Worker-to-Job Ratio:
The state has a low ratio of available workers to job openings, with data indicating only 39 workers for every 100 job openings.