Breaking Down Barriers: The Critical Impact of Workforce Housing on Employment Prospects
27 Mar 2024
This article originally appeared on and was written for Wyandotte Economic Development Council by Golden Shovel Agency.
In the dynamic landscape of today’s job market, the struggle to secure suitable housing options has emerged as a formidable barrier to employment for many individuals. The shortage of workforce housing options affects workers’ livelihoods and obstructs the economic prosperity of communities.
Prospective employees are often forced to compromise on job choices due to the limited availability of housing options near their desired workplaces. This situation affects job satisfaction and can lead to increased commuting times and expenses, further exacerbating the strain on individuals and families.
More Topics
The Job Training Incentive Program Board approved awards to five businesses in March to assist with the workforce training of 70 trainees and two interns, Acting Economic Development Department Cabinet Secretary Mark Roper announced today.Read the full article here.
The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Office has launched a new tool that will connect New Mexicans to business, entrepreneurial, and community resources from across the state, Acting Cabinet Secretary Mark Roper announced today.Read the full article here.
Closing the Cybersecurity Talent Gap
Mar 11 2024From the largest multinational corporation to the smallest mom-and-pop shop, organizations must devote more attention and resources to strengthen their cybersecurity readiness. If you think you’ve read this before, you are correct. Warnings about cyber threats have been sounded for decades.In 2024, the corporate stakes for cybersecurity and the challenges...