Regardless of the news of the day, our workforce and our economy are always at the forefront. We all want to know if our jobs are secure, or, if we need a job, that one is going to come our way.

Kelly Fuller Viewing Our Workforce Through A Pandemic Looking Glass, Pt 1

In this part one of a two part series, we talk with Kelly Fuller, Director of Workforce Development for the Columbus Chamber

John Hambrick Viewing Our Workforce Through A Pandemic Looking Glass, Pt 1

and John Hambrick, Work-Based Learning Coordinator at the Educational Service Center of Central Ohio (ESC). They are experts on the Central Ohio workforce picture.

We start with their perceptions of our job market today.

Yes, we are in a pandemic, but that will change. We may not return to the “old normal,” we may enter a new pattern. 

How has the workforce changed for the good and bad?

We would all like a “crystal ball” telling us when the current situation will change.  Kelly and John discuss what they think we should expect as we enter into 2021.

We have a strong suspicion that many jobs will change once we work through the pandemic. What particular jobs or industries will and will not make it through this crisis? And if they see particular jobs or industries that have been created in the pandemic that will continue to grow and build over the next year or two or more.

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Recorded in Studio C at 511 Studios. A production of Circle270Media Podcast Consultants.