'Controversial' Billboard Turns Heads In Missouri
A Springfield, Missouri, billboard is sparking controversy with its message addressing the nationwide labor shortage.
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A Springfield, Missouri, billboard is sparking controversy with its message addressing the nationwide labor shortage.
Six weeks after enhanced federal jobless benefits expired, U.S. employers are still struggling to find workers, but that doesn't mean Republicans are letting President Biden off the hook.
Six weeks after enhanced federal jobless benefits expired, U.S. employers are still struggling to find workers, but that doesn't mean Republicans are letting President Biden off the hook.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Billboards that are popping up around one Missouri city say its...
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Billboards that are popping up around one Missouri city say its time to “Get Off Your Butt!" and “Get. To. Work.” as jobs go unfilled. “Apply Anywhere" urges the Springfield signs, which are paid for by a group of frustrated business owners that includes Brad Parke.