When the labor shortage started in the United States, a lot of people blamed overly generous government handouts, but that doesn't explain why the exact same thing is happening in nation after nation all over the globe.
On a very basic level, we need people to make stuff, pack stuff, ship stuff, transport stuff, unload stuff and sell stuff.
It's going to get worse, for lots of people who don't know what's happening.
Another sector of the economy where the labor shortage is having a big impact is in the healthcare industry.
Last winter, many hospitals across the country instituted crisis standards of care, forced to ration health services based on criteria that few people envisioned would be used outside of a mass casualty event, like a terrorist attack.
Just like every other industry, if we had enough people to do the jobs that needed to be done, we would be fine.
During these very challenging times, people will need hope more than ever before, and it is our goal to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with as many people as we possibly can.
Thursday, September 16, 2021
Where Did All The (Working) People Go?
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