Florida already has 53 available workers for every 100 open jobs, landing the state in the "more severe" category of labor shortage

MIAMI - Florida’s so-called “toughest in the nation” immigration law takes effect July 1st, and there’s concern it could cause a major agriculture and construction labor shortage.

According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Florida already has 53 available workers for every 100 open jobs, landing the state in the “more severe” category of labor shortage.

  • @pinkdrunkenelephantsOPEnglish
    4•2 years ago

    I don’t know bruh, I’m in Florida and no one is coming in to fill the gaps left by the undocumented workers DeSantis is driving away. Fruits are being left unpicked on the trees. Almost everyone here agrees it was a dumb move by a governor who’s proving himself even dumber than fucking Trump was. It’s our fault though.

    • @BlamemetaEnglish
      -2•2 years ago

      You already have plenty of workers, just not ones wiling to work for low wages. The only change is certain things are going to cost more.

      • @FedizenEnglish
        7•2 years ago

        lol telling american businesses to pay living wages is like to telling an alcoholic to stop drinking. They’re going to open employment to like 6 year olds.

        • @BlamemetaEnglish
          -2•2 years ago

          Maybe, but that’s also illegal.

          • @FedizenEnglish
            2•2 years ago

            I don’t think this bothers US businesses much, likely they’ll legalize it.