BBER Director Michael "Mo" O'Donnell explains the current struggle plaguing New Mexico's workforce. Hear why people are hesitant to return to work, why businesses are struggling to hire staff, what industries are still hurting and who's recovering from the recent pandemic-induced recession.  
To view local media coverage with quotes from Mo, visit <a href="//bber.unm.edu/news">bber.unm.edu/news</a>

BBER Director Michael "Mo" O'Donnell explains the current struggle plaguing New Mexico's workforce. Hear why people are hesitant to return to work, why businesses are struggling to hire staff, what industries are still hurting and who's recovering from the recent pandemic-induced recession. To view local media coverage with quotes from Mo, visit bber.unm.edu/news

BBER Director Michael "Mo" O'Donnell explains the current struggle plaguing New Mexico's workforce. Hear why people are hesitant to return to work, why businesses are struggling to hire staff, what industries are still hurting and who's recovering from the recent pandemic-induced recession. &nbsp;
To view local media coverage with quotes from Mo, visit <a href="//bber.unm.edu/news" rel="noopener noreferrer">bber.unm.edu/news</a>

Explaining the Employment Conundrum in New Mexico

For 75 years, the Bureau of Business and Economic Research (BBER) at the University of New Mexico has provided economic data and forecasting to help the Land of Enchantment state and local governments, business leaders, and non-profit organizations. Join us as we discuss current projects with our PhD and Masters-level researchers regarding the latest socioeconomic data in New Mexico. If you want to identify and understand economic trends that are shaping our state, or you just happen to like data, this podcast is for you.

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Explaining the Employment Conundrum in New Mexico

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