The owner of Butera s says only teenagers with no experience are applying. Author: Kelly Dudzik Updated: 6:43 PM EDT July 19, 2021
HAMBURG, N.Y. A Hamburg restaurant owner says he is having big problems finding employees and the only people applying are teenagers with no experience.
Jimmy Butera is blaming a lot of factors, including the unemployment benefits people are collecting. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Butera, a restaurant owner, says when he d post a job, he d get 10 applicants and three or four would show up for interviews, then only one would show up for work.
Now, Butera says the only people applying are teenagers with no experience.
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Alzheimer’s Association recognizes volunteer from Fillmore
Fillmore resident Kathy Bower has been honored by the Alzheimer’s Association Western New York Chapter with the William P. Gillick Quality of Life Award for 2020
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FILLMORE Fillmore resident Kathy Bower has been honored by the Alzheimer’s Association Western New York Chapter with the William P. Gillick Quality of Life Award for 2020.
The award recognizes individuals whose work has made extraordinary advances toward improving the quality of life for persons with dementia. For more than 30 years, Kathy has worked with the residents at Houghton Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in Houghton and currently leads activities and volunteer services for the facility.