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Kansas City Biz Confront Hiring Crisis

Kansas City Biz Confront Hiring Crisis Other Apps Recent employment numbers have confused economists and offer a valid excuse for your daughter to start an Check-it . . . We re doing a little bit better than the rest of the U.S., but there s still a ways to go, Frank Lenk, director of Research Services for the Mid-America Regional Council, said. The unemployment rate for the Kansas City region sits at 4.5%, which is lower than the national average but still higher than it was before the pandemic. The stories behind the statistics suggest a multitude of factors at play. Reality check: Most of the labor market troubles are merely the latest symptom of a worsening cycle of rising American poverty and the death of the middle-class that nobody wants to

In-depth: What s driving unemployment in the Kansas City area

In-depth: What s driving unemployment in the Kansas City area Jobs in Kansas City are on the rise and the unemployment rate is decreasing, though neither statistic is at its pre-pandemic level. Posted at 12:43 PM, May 14, 2021 and last updated 2021-05-14 13:43:22-04 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The U.S. economy is rebounding from the pandemic-fueled recession, but the reality is there are still more than 8 million fewer jobs than there were before COVID-19 gripped the nation. Meanwhile, the Kansas City area has recovered more than three-fourths of the jobs lost in early 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Mid America Regional Council

COVID-19 cases keep edging higher in metro area

By The Examiner staff New COVID-19 cases continue to inch higher in Eastern Jackson County, and new hospitalizations due have generally remained steady for a month after a steady drop over the first three months of the year.  According to the Jackson County Health Department, which covers the county outside Kansas City, the rolling 14-day positive test percentage in Eastern Jackson rose again to 6.6 percent last of Sunday, up from 5.7 percent last week after dropping as low as 3.3 percent several weeks ago. At the end of January, the rolling positive test percentage in EJC was at 25 percent.   The rolling seven-day average of new cases again rose slightly, from 38 last week to 40 as of Sunday. Three weeks ago, that average was 24. As of Sunday, the county Health Department had confirmed 31,284 cases (up 253 from last week) and 465 deaths (four more this week) across Eastern Jackson County since the pandemic began. The county’s dashboard includes Independence.  

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