Many new Americans made their way through the pandemic and hurdled all the same obstacles as their neighbors, but often with one hand tied by cultural divides or language barriers or the like. But there’s change happening in 2021, as the economy slowly recovers from the worst of COVID. Businesses across Minnesota and North Dakota are struggling to find help as the “Great Resignation,” as it’s begun to be called, sweeps across the country. But it’s not clear how much that will help new Americans.
Many new Americans made their way through the pandemic and hurdled all the same obstacles as their neighbors, but often with one hand tied by cultural divides or language barriers or the like. But there’s change happening in 2021, as the economy slowly recovers from the worst of COVID. Businesses across Minnesota and North Dakota are struggling to find help as the “Great Resignation,” as it’s begun to be called, sweeps across the country. But it’s not clear how much that will help new Americans.
Many new Americans made their way through the pandemic and hurdled all the same obstacles as their neighbors, but often with one hand tied by cultural divides or language barriers or the like. But there’s change happening in 2021, as the economy slowly recovers from the worst of COVID. Businesses across Minnesota and North Dakota are struggling to find help as the “Great Resignation,” as it’s begun to be called, sweeps across the country. But it’s not clear how much that will help new Americans.
Many new Americans made their way through the pandemic and hurdled all the same obstacles as their neighbors, but often with one hand tied by cultural divides or language barriers or the like. But there’s change happening in 2021, as the economy slowly recovers from the worst of COVID. Businesses across Minnesota and North Dakota are struggling to find help as the “Great Resignation,” as it’s begun to be called, sweeps across the country. But it’s not clear how much that will help new Americans.
Many new Americans made their way through the pandemic and hurdled all the same obstacles as their neighbors, but often with one hand tied by cultural divides or language barriers or the like. But there’s change happening in 2021, as the economy slowly recovers from the worst of COVID. Businesses across Minnesota and North Dakota are struggling to find help as the “Great Resignation,” as it’s begun to be called, sweeps across the country. But it’s not clear how much that will help new Americans.