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A struggle to find workers for small businesses

According to the Department of Employment and Workforce, there are 85,000 job openings in the state. Author: Eleanor Tabone (WLTX) Updated: 11:14 PM EDT April 21, 2021 COLUMBIA, S.C. If your a small business owner in South Carolina you re probably feeling as if its just one thing after another these days. With some small businesses closing or pausing because of the pandemic in the last year and now as more people get vaccinated and are venturing out, those same small businesses are struggling to find workers. Experts say those in the hospitality industry are being hit the hardest. Beginning with restaurant owners. As Melissa Harden a manager at Burger Tavern 77 on Devine Street, will tell you, the struggle is real.

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Louisiana Senate committee advances $15 minimum wage; freezes employer unemployment taxes

by David Jacobs, The Center Square | April 22, 2021 10:00 AM Print this article A Senate committee advanced a proposal Wednesday to raise Louisiana’s minimum wage to $15 an hour. The Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee also moved instruments that will extend the suspension of state laws that trigger higher taxes on employers and lower worker benefits when the unemployment trust fund’s balance is low. Senate Bill 49 also calls for the minimum wage to be increased each year by the percentage increase in the federal government’s Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers. Louisiana doesn’t have a state minimum, so the federal wage floor of $7.25 an hour applies. Sen. Troy Carter, the New Orleans Democrat who authored the bill, said it would help many residents climb out of poverty and benefit the economy by giving low-wage workers more money to spend.

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Covid-19 s Personal Finance Toll On Older Entrepreneurs

Covid-19 s Personal Finance Toll On Older Entrepreneurs
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Some businesses scramble for help as job openings go unfilled

Some businesses scramble for help as job openings go unfilled
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Opposition Grows to Proposed Health Insurance Tax in CT

Lumber Dealers Association of Connecticut Greater Danbury Chamber of Commerce Connecticut Bus Association, Inc. Now is the worst possible time to increase costs on hard-working residents who cannot afford to have their health coverage jeopardized as we work to recover from this pandemic, the coalition stressed. Thousands of local businesses in Connecticut are proud to provide health care for their employees. Yet, this proposed tax has the potential to force local business owners into unwanted and difficult decisions that will impact their ability to fully recover and re-open. Earlier this month, local business leaders called on Governor Lamont and the General Assembly to acknowledge the negative affects the proposed tax would have on working-class families in the midst of a public health and economic crisis.

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