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Scheme for european union would also help bolster the shortages were sitting across economy, notjust in hospitality but in other areas with vacancy rates of half a million.— of half a million. the capital is really struggling - of half a million. the capital is really struggling the - is really struggling the moment, it is a busy time of year, but is it a countrywide issue in the key cities across the country? it issue in the key cities across the country?— issue in the key cities across the country? it is countrywide, particularly _ the country? it is countrywide, particularly acute _ the...

The person in custody? who did this, and the person in custody is going to really have a difficult task and really disseminating the evidence and established wishing that it just ain't so it seemingly is so and it's seemingly is upon this that he appears to be guilty. yeah oh, wow. it's a sad case to imagine. i mean for the family members and you've got the sister of now the suspect, and now she is learning that some of the words that she texted prosecutors will of course use you know against him, her brother so very, very sad case in so many ways and of course, the lee family devastated too. ...

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Up, and have no option to quit because they're just trying to make ends meet. i'm wondering how that fits into this massive shift. >> yeah. i'm glad you brought that up. whenever we talk about the ability to quit your job, there's a certain amount of privilege that comes into that from an economic perspective or some other perspective that you're able to walk away and realize there's still lots of employees who were laid off during the pandemic that are trying to get back in the workforce and are struggling to do so. so this does seem to be a very uneven trend to some extent where people are e...

Sinclair Broadcast Group Lays Off 5% of Workforce Due to 'Profound Impact' of Pandemic Elaine Low, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Sinclair Broadcast Group is shrinking its workforce by 5%, letting go of several hundred employees as a result of the “profound impact” of the pandemic, said the company in a statement. The company employs over 9,211 people, meaning that approximately 460 staffers were affected by the downsizing. “The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be felt across all sectors of the economy, something that can have a profound impact on a company as diversified...