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Montana businesses look to hire ‘untapped workers’

March 29, 2022/

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Nontraditional candidates seem to be a solution that is working for local businesses looking to expand their workforce.

“It’s no surprise the biggest issue for businesses right now is lack of workforce,” said Laura Gardner, Job Service Kalispell Supervisor, at a Kalispell Chamber of Commerce luncheon on March 15.

by BRET ANNE SERBIN
Daily Inter Lake


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