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A larger labor force in which there are more job applicants coupled with a slowing economy is leading some Lancaster County employers to offer fewer perks to new recruits as
A few weeks ago, Dan Lembo, a registered nurse, left a job that he loved for another nursing job that he hopes will make his life better.
Following the North Carolina Senate’s approval to legalize medical marijuana in the state, East Carolina University faculty and local business owners in Greenville, NC, discuss the possible approval of medical
“It’s definitely an employee’s market,” said Beth Throne, senior associate dean of student affairs at Franklin & Marshall College. “But it’s a pandemic-disrupted market.”
Lancaster Chamber‘s State of the County panel presentations on Thursday tackled topics as diverse as surviving a tight labor market to lack of broadband in the county.