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"There's nobody to do these jobs. And it's starting to get ultra-desperate."
Reporting by @toviasmithnprhttps://trib.al/vY8pB7b
"Jarvis is one of many who rely every year on seasonal foreign workers coming to the U.S. on H-2B visas. They're perennially in high demand; even w/ an extra 22,000 added by the Biden administration...businesses say it's still not enough. Jarvis got about 1/3 of what he needs."
Pay people more money.
They should increase wages to attract workers.
"People in industries where customers are indifferent about exposing staff to Covid19 having trouble finding employees willing to put up with it."
What a shock.
Hey, there's a disconnect here. #NPR reports on exclusion of people of color on one hand & then repeats racist claims that there is no one to fill these jobs. These employers on cape cod want their irish caddies and their danish au pairs, & to pay them very little. NPR is a tool
Really disappointed that you didn't ask a single employer whether they offered to raise wages to find workers. Or if you did, you didn't include it in the story.
If the demand for labor is high, but the supply is low what are we supposed to do? We need an economist to answer this.
here's an ultra-idea: pay a living wage
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