Central Minnesota Faces Labor Shortage As Baby Boomers Retire Without Replacement Workers
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The St. Cloud area is losing workers faster than it's gaining them. Economist King Banaian points to baby boomer retirements outpacing new hires, creating a local job shortage even as unemployment stays low across Central Minnesota.
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