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The opioid epidemic meets the COVID pandemic

ITHACA, NY Navigating a pandemic isn’t easy for anyone, but it’s proven to be exceptionally difficult for those battling addiction and those helping them. Cayuga Addiction Recovery Services (CARS)

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Open Access, Detox and Stabilization Center Prepares to Open in Tompkins County

The Alcohol and Drug Council of Tompkins County is opening a new center in April, which will expand healthcare for individuals struggling with substance abuse.

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Non-profit agencies struggle to find employees after pandemic

Non-profit agencies struggle to find employees after pandemic
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Around the state, businesses face worker shortage | News, Sports, Jobs

USA Today New York State Team Brett Pennefeather, right, president of ECK Plastic Arts, jokes with an employee on Wednesday, May 5. Despite competitive wages and benefits, the Binghamton company has had a difficult time recruiting qualified employees. (Provided photo â Democrat and Chronicle) Loosening COVID-19 restrictions across New York are bringing a measure of financial relief for businesses. Now they just have to find the workers. A combination of labor shortages across the state prior to the pandemic and enhanced unemployment benefits is now keeping some workers from looking for work, according to New York business owners struggling to fill jobs.

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Jobs in NY: Why businesses are facing a worker shortage

May 11, 2021 USA TODAY New York State Team Loosening COVID-19 restrictions across New York are bringing a measure of financial relief for businesses. Now they just have to find the workers. A combination of labor shortages across the state prior to the pandemic and enhanced unemployment benefits is now keeping some workers from looking for work, according to New York business owners struggling to fill jobs. “When the [enhanced unemployment benefits] came out, it became kind of a different labor relationship with the employees,” said John Carr, owner of Adirondack Brewery in Lake George. “There were a lot of them that, not because they were afraid of COVID or anything, were just like, ‘Why go to work if I can stay home?’”

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