Hiring challenges persist despite move to Orange tier
Nearly 10 thousand San Diegans went back to work last month, but employers in the county s hardest hit fields continue to struggle to fill jobs
and last updated 2021-04-16 20:21:51-04
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) Nearly 10 thousand San Diegans went back to work last month, but employers in the county s hardest hit fields continue to struggle to fill jobs.
On Friday, the state reported that San Diego County s unemployment rate was 6.9 percent in March, with nearly 108,000 San Diegans losing their jobs in the last year.
And yet, for many, there is not a rush to find work.
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by Chuck Abbott (Successful Farming) U.S. ethanol production plunged 13% last year due to the pandemic, costing the industry around $4 billion in sales. But it may recover fully by 2023, on the strength of larger exports and rising domestic use of higher blends of ethanol into gasoline, said the Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute.
Farm income will be $112 billion this year, far above the 10-year average, with generally strong commodity prices more than offsetting a $22-billion decline in farm subsidies from the record $46 billion of 2020, said the University of Missouri think tank. With farm finances on healthier footing, land values are forecast to rise 5% this year. The debt-to-asset ratio, a widely watched indicator of financial health, would decline for the first time since 2012.
Every Time I Die Post New Song AWOL Monday, 01 February 2021
Every Time I Die have shared a new song, AWOL.
Following the 2020 joint release of Colossal Wreck and Desperate Pleasures, the frantic firestorm of riffs and howls serves as the third taster from the Buffalo hardcore titans forthcoming ninth studio album, the successor to 2016 s Low Teens .
Vocalist Keith Buckley previously made it known that the band aren t dropping a new LP until the COVID-19 pandemic is over. Talking to Peer Pleasure podcast in November, he said: We actually have a new record recorded. We wrote and recorded it, and then two weeks later, the pandemic hit. So, we’re just sitting on it, but we’re not going to do anything with it until we can tour again, because it deserves… You know, I mean everyone s everyone’s music deserves to be toured on, if they put everything into it that they, you know, hold sacred which is what you try to do when you’re in a recording studio.