Three-quarters of the counties and about half the states now have deaths outpacing births. — Bradley Schurman
Episode Summary: Even before the pandemic, employers were grappling with a tight labor market. Since then, however, finding employees in an even tighter labor market has been a struggle for many employers across the country.
In this episode of Labor Relations Radio, Bradley Schurman, a renowned demographer, management consultant, CEO of The Super Age and author of The Super Age: Decoding our Demographic Destiny, joins host Peter List to discuss how the changing demographics are changing the workplace and shortages are likely to get worse before they get better.
Mr. Schurman’s expertise on demographic change and how it disrupts social, cultural, political, and economic norms across the United States and worldwide, has made him into one of the nation’s sought after speakers on the changes occurring not just in the United States, but across the globe.
Mr. Schurman has written for Newsweek and been quoted by The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, and USAToday, as well as appeared on NBC's TODAY Show, CBS News Primetime with John Dickerson. He also regularly appears as a guest on podcasts, radio, and television shows worldwide.
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Labor Relations Radio, E93—Demographer Bradley Schurman shares why employers can't seem to find employees