Labor Day quiz hints at slow return of workers
The nation faces a key question on worker shortages as schools reopen and unemployment benefits end. Economists say relief may come this fall but the pace is uncertain due to COVID disruptions and long term factors like career shifts and retirements. Dante DeAntonio of Moody's warns diminishing shortages won't be immediate.
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The Worst It's Ever Been for Illinois Restaurateur
Cassandra Lybrink profiles Lucas Grill, 37, who moved from chef to owner of 1983 Restaurants and now fills 20 open positions across four Holland and Zeeland venues Poquito, Obstacle No 1, Seventy Six, and Public. He cites sustained demand struggles and staff shortages as the era’s defining challenge.
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Lucas Grill
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Holland to hold hearings on three downtown taxes
Holland City Council will hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. September 15 on three downtown special assessments. After pandemic relief, the panel plans a 3 percent rise for Parking Operations and Maintenance, reinstates Principal Shopping District rates, and maintains Snowmelt for 2019 levels. about 152 properties are affected.
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