The majority of Lancaster County residents do not have a college degree
"The trend is shifting to looking experience," said Leslie Wireback, a human resources consultant and past president of Lancaster's Society of Human Resource Managers.
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"The trend is shifting to looking experience," said Leslie Wireback, a human resources consultant and past president of Lancaster's Society of Human Resource Managers.
The moves come after a year of turmoil at the agency responsible for overseeing unemployment aid and workforce development in the county.
During the protests that followed the May 2020 killing of George Floyd by a police officer, the managers of Ganse Apothecary in Lancaster said they tried to have an open
But due to COVID-19 cases, people are still working from home, and some of those remote workers might still be struggling to find the right work-life balance.
As the labor shortage here grinds on, and local companies keep raising wages to attract new employees, the juicier offers come with an unspoken caveat: