Housing Slowdown Won’t Impact Labor Shortage, HBI Says

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WASHINGTON, DC —The softening of the U.S. housing market might mean that short-term demand for labor will slacken, the current “crisis-level shortage” of skilled workers will remain a major challenge after the economy recovers, according to a new report by the Home Builders Institute, a nonprofit provider of trade skills training and education for the building industry.

 

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