Survey: 78% of Connecticut businesses struggling to find workers
However, over 25% of business owners expect to grow their operations in the coming months.
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Sep 5, 2024, 11:34 AM
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12ds agoA recent survey shows Connecticut businesses remain resilient despite labor shortages and rising costs.
The survey found:
- 78% of employers struggle to find workers
- 1/3 of business leaders cite the state's high cost of living as the main obstacle to growth
- Many report rising operating costs
However, over 25% of business owners expect to grow their operations in the coming months.
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