Supply & demand: A shortage of auto parts is frustrating dealers, mechanics and customers
In an Oct. 16 article, the business-oriented Bloomberg News reported that auto-parts and repair businesses create a $300 billion industry that is “facing widespread operational challenges.”
Construction industry disruptors will continue in 2022 and beyond
The pandemic has truly been a wild and crazy journey for industries across the spectrum, including the harsh impact on the construction industry. The pandemic caused and continues to cause disruptions from shortages, transport problems, the greening of sectors, labor availability and trade problems in the construction industry.
Tight job market puts firms in scramble for legal talent
Not long ago, the law profession had developed a reputation for being a barren job market saturated with attorneys, especially for young associates. But backed by evidence of healthy hiring and recruiting practices, many in the industry are saying that the sun is starting to shine again.
As the nursing shortage worsens, health systems are raising pay, but the problem goes deeper than that
According to some accounts, nationwide, as many as 25 percent of nurses have left their jobs. Hospitals are probably experiencing the worst shortages in bedside nurses and nurses on medical/surgical units, she says, but the problem is across-the-board.
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