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Iowa Business Council survey shows optimism in state s economy
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IBC Q2 survey shows optimism highest since 2018, calls for increased focus on immigration reform
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Business leader: Iowa s population growth not a good spot to be in
Perry Beeman
The director of one of Iowa’s major business groups on Wednesday said Iowa’s slow population growth means the fight for workers will be a key issue coming out of the pandemic.
“Iowa ranks first in the nation for labor force participation. However, as you all know, when that’s paired with our consistently low unemployment rate, we have a persistent shortage of available workers for businesses to grow and thrive in this state,” said Joe Murphy, executive director of the Iowa Business Council, which represents 22 of Iowa’s largest employers.
Optimism continues in Iowa Business Council Q1 Economic Outlook
BY MICHAEL CRUMB, Senior Staff Writer Tuesday, April 6, 2021 10:52 AM
Attracting and developing a talented and diverse workforce remains the No. 1 concern for Iowa businesses, according to the Iowa Business Council’s first-quarter Economic Outlook Survey released today.
Despite that concern, the survey showed continued positive sentiment for the next six months, with the overall index at 60.42, down slightly from the fourth quarter of 2020, when it was 62.5.
It was the third straight survey that suggested a positive outlook for the next six months, which was a bright spot for the Iowa economy as it continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, said Joe Murphy, executive director of the Iowa Business Council, a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization whose 22 members are the chief decision-makers of the state s largest employers.