In Ouray, Colorado, high-priced housing is a labor force issue.
Sixty U.S. airports have lost more than half of their flights since 2019, and 14 no longer have any commercial service.
“We don’t have enough people to add new things,” like social services, says the director of the Marshall County Memorial system.
Some districts are offering more pay and housing stipends. Others are cutting back, putting a bigger load on remaining teachers.
For Lester Gouvia, chef-owner of Norma G’s Detroit, business in the pandemic economy has been a “rollercoaster.”
