Ohio Faces Persistent Unskilled Labor Surplus
The Daily News Bureau reports March 20 that Ohio shows little change in labor conditions with a surplus of unskilled labor across industrial centers. Nationally, few regions improve as demand remains weak, though beekeeping industries stay sound and steel operates at 90 to 95 percent capacity. In Canton district, skilled workers are well employed but unskilled surplus grows, with Massillon noting railroad workers and molders in excess. Spring outdoor work expected to absorb idle labor.
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