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Fox21Online July 2, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.– Duluth Workforce Development is finding a way to help out, to hopefully prevent more local businesses from having to close its doors due to labor shortages. Workforce Development put together a guide with strategies both current and long term, to suggest ways employers can recruit new employees, and find a way to fully-staff their businesses again. This comes as employers have been struggling to find staff which is causing them to run into problems keeping up with demand. “We want to be a resource and so we want to make sure that we are utilizing the expertise that we have, the experience, the grants and programs that we have available for employers, to make sure that we are doing everything we can to help our region thrive,” Betsy Hill, an Employment Technician at Duluth Workforce Development, said. ....
Do Something Awesome; Share With A Friend Who May Benefit By Charles Sosnik 2800 years ago in Greece, a priestess named Pythia was famous throughout the ancient world for divining the future, and it is said no major decisions were made without consulting her first. Recently, a similar site was unearthed in Fair Oaks, California near Sacramento, and a new oracle has taken her place. This oracle, known only as Charles, is said to possess the wisdom of the ages, and can see into the future of education. And although his predictions have not been verified, experts throughout the education world as well as news media organizations ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, FOX, News Corp, AT&T, Bloomberg, NPR, US News, Learning Counsel and the Hollywood Reporter have all sent reporters, many of whom are said to be at or above the intern level. ....