The most recent jobs report was disappointing. Only 235,000 jobs were created in August 2021, versus an expectation of 720,000. Leisure and hospitality jobs had
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Hospitality, leisure industries still struggling to fill jobs
In just one year, Ohio lost nearly 25% of its servers at restaurants across the state and recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor
COWS report highlights pandemic impact on leisure, hospitality jobs
A report from a UW-Madison think tank shows employment in the state’s leisure and hospitality industry remains 18.7 percent lower than before the pandemic. The
Leisure, hospitality jobs increasing – The Cordova Times
The unemployment rate for the Valdez-Cordova census area was 5% in July, down from 6% in June and 7.8% in July a year ago, state
Leisure, hospitality continue to make whopping job gains
Workers taking up gigs at bars, restaurants and hotels are a mainstay of the pandemic job market’s healing. Why it matters: Since the industry shed
Grand Rapids ranks 22nd among cities that have recovered the most leisure, hospitality jobs
A new study found Grand Rapids is among the top 25 U.S. cities whose leisure and hospitality job markets have bounced back the most after
Governor Gavin Newsom’s Statement on July 2021 Jobs Report Says Leisure and Hospitality Continued to Have the State’s Largest Month-Over Increase
Image by LuckyLife11 from Pixabay August 22, 2021 – SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom released the following statement regarding Friday’s July jobs report, which showed that California added 114,400 new
Will hospitality jobs ever return to the New Orleans area? Here’s how far it’s come since 2020 | Business News
The New Orleans metro area has added back 22,200 jobs compared to June 2020 when pandemic-related restrictions cut into the job market. The Crescent City
CT hospitality jobs struggling to recover from the coronavirus
Yehyun Kim :: ctmirror.org Corey Gile, a cook with The Whaler’s Inn, makes a drink wearing a mask on Thursday, Aug. 13. Connecticut has known
Hospitality jobs in Denver are back to pre-pandemic levels
Restaurant jobs are still behind, according to the latest numbers. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite If you work in arts, entertainment or recreation in the metro, you’re