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THURSDAY on The Source As summer approaches, businesses in the hospitality industry are concerned about meeting customers demands amidst what seems to be a labor shortage.
Many restaurants and fast-food eateries are posting “help wanted” signs and looking for ways to lure workers back or make new hires as we emerge from the worst of the pandemic.
But workers are either not willing or not able to transition back to the labor force.
The latest unemployment report showed fewer jobs created than expected 260,000 vs. about 1 million and many employers are having trouble finding workers, especially for lower-paying food service, retail and hospitality jobs.
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Maria Chutchian
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A plaque is displayed at the entrance of the U.S. District Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York in Manhattan, New York, U.S., January 9, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
Greeting card and stationary retailer Paper Source has selected a $91.5 million bid from Elliott Investment Management LP to buy it out of bankruptcy.
Paper Source, represented by Willkie Farr & Gallagher, announced that Elliott had the winning bid at a bankruptcy auction in court papers filed on Monday. Elliott, which owns Barnes & Noble, said in a statement on Tuesday that it believes Paper Source and Barnes & Noble are highly complementary.
Piedmont Lithium Limited is pleased to present its March 2021 quarterly report. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: Piedmont Lithium Carolinas located within the TSB Highlights during and subsequent to the quarter were: Appointed Mr. David Klanecky as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Company. Mr. Klanecky most recently served as Albemarle Corporation’s .
Piedmont Lithium makes strong progress with first US greenfield lithium project in more than 50 years and moves closer to becoming US company
The company’s unique geographic proximity of resources, production operations and prospective customers positions it on the path to be among the most sustainable producers of lithium hydroxide in the world. Piedmont has 39.2 million tonnes of mineral resources grading 1.09% lithium in the world-class Carolina Tin Spodumene-Belt
Piedmont Lithium Ltd’s (ASX:PLL) (NASDAQ:PLL) (OTCMKTS:PDDTF) had an ‘eventful’ March quarter, according to president and CEO Keith Phillips who said the company was positioning itself to be the United States’ first greenfield lithium project in more than 50 years and moving closer becoming a US company.