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May 23, 2021 5:05 PM Esther Bower
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SPOKANE, Wash. Across the nation, there’s a push to get more people back into the workforce. With more people moving to Spokane, home development is happening at a rapid pace, but there aren’t enough people in construction jobs to keep up with the demand, which is why local builders are partnering with students to set them up for success.
“Labor prices are skyrocketing because of the lack of skilled workforce that we have available to us,” said Corey Condron, a member of the Spokane Home Builder’s Association.
Over the years, schools have pushed college over trade/skill-based professions which has lead to a shortage in construction workers. Now, there’s more opportunities than ever for students to find good jobs that don’t require a four-year degree and will keep students out of debt.
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The pandemic has required Inland Northwest school districts and universities to be flexible this spring in designing commencement ceremonies.
This week, Gonzaga is celebrating in-person, while Washington State University Spokane has combined virtual and in-person events.
“What it came down to is what can we do as close to being in person for these students to receive the recognition and create than fanfare and celebration for them, but also do it safely and in an environment Covid and the pandemic and also abiding by state regulations as to where we are currently as a county, said Heather Byrd, the campus events and community relations manager.