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by mcculley
1054 days ago
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Yes, obviously. For example, there is a bridge construction project that is delayed by lack of qualified labor. I am sure they can rebid the project and hire labor currently employed on other construction projects, delaying those projects instead. That is still a shortage. There is a finite number of licensed captains with Master of Towing endorsement who are legally allowed to work on U.S. flag vessels. You cannot make a new licensed captain with just money. It takes time. I completely agree that shortages can be fixed with good planning, which industry and the U.S. government did not do. I also completely agree that when using unskilled labor, one can just apply more money to attract labor. Skilled labor requires more than money to acquire. |
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