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Like other employers, Madison County Transit is struggling to hire drivers. To avoid burning out employees, Managing Director SJ Morrison said MCT will reduce routes in low-traffic areas.
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St. Clair County Regional Superintendent of Schools Mark Eichenlaub will retire at the end of the month after 36 years of work in public education.
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A St. Louis Community College report found the region gained almost 80,000 workers over the past 10 years.
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Companies can claim a tax credit of $1,500 for each new paid intern or paid apprentice they hire up to $9,000.
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Julian Nicks replaces former CEO Tasmyn Scarl, who recently resigned after two months on the job. Scarl's departure followed a wave of criticism from Launchcode employees and students that the organization had not publicly supported its transgender students and staff on social media.
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Aurora Bihler, director of the Building Union Diversity program, hopes more women and minorities follow her journey.
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Weeks into the new school year, St. Louis Public Schools still has many canceled routes. Other districts have had to make smaller changes to make the most of thin staffs.
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McCarthy Building Cos., one of the St. Louis area’s largest employers, is grappling with a labor shortage familiar to many construction companies.
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Metro East residents who have relied on the service will have to find other ways to get to baseball games in St. Louis this season.
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Warehousing in the region saw big gains with changing consumer habits, while hospitality and tourism-related businesses are struggling to increase staffing ahead of a likely busy tourist season.