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The president of the Swiss Employers' Association wants to increase the potential workforce in Switzerland by 300000 people.

One possibility he suggested would be to regulate the distribution of immigration quotas better. "We have to find a balance between the well-being of society and that of each individual," he said. According to him, if this problem is not solved, Switzerland's prosperity will suffer.

The state's population has grown faster than the construction of homes and apartments since the Great Recession, and the resulting shortage pushed up home ...

“Most neighborhood residents will agree there’s a need for more apartments and other housing, just not within close proximity of their neighborhoods,” he said. “We need more resources for housing and the unhoused fast.” “It’s a polarizing conversation.” The committee found in many cases it’s taking at least two years for apartments to be planned and built. He said it doesn’t address enough of the group’s recommendations. Firefighters can afford one-bedroom rentals in four Valley cities. “We need to get elected officials to stop listening to the vocal minority in many cases and do what’s best for cities' long-term needs and approve more housing of all types.” A group of real estate and other business leaders formed a housing advocacy group called Home Arizona in late 2021 to encourage policymakers to study the shortage and potential solutions before it becomes a bigger problem for growth. Both the study committee and Kaiser’s legislation call for bigger Arizona cities to create a report on available housing and population growth to track housing shortages. Steve Kaiser, R-Phoenix, who was co-chair of the Housing Supply Study Committee created last year. “We need to make progress on the state’s housing problems right away,” said Joan Serviss, director of the Arizona Housing Department, who was on the housing supply committee too. Many of the recommendations, including allowing cities and counties to require developers to include some affordable housing in housing projects, require legislation and other big lifts.

Woman says she feels imprisoned after carer shortage forces her into care home Anna Trotter, 35, who has cerebral palsy, was told she would be moved to a ...

You can read the [original article](https://news.sky.com/story/woman-says-she-feels-imprisoned-after-carer-shortage-forces-her-into-care-home-12808891) here. [news.sky.com](https://news.sky.com). [y](https://nnn.ng/videodownload/youtube-downloader/), was told she would be moved to a care home for two weeks as a temporary measure, but more than four months later she is still there. “At the time, there was no way for me to get this support unless I went into a care home. “However, I was only meant to be here for two weeks. So until an alternative care package could be found, Anna was moved into a nearby care home.

"Hopefully this trend will stop," Anthony Anderson, who has Type 2 diabetes, told PEOPLE of the life-saving drug that has found popularity as a weight loss aide ...

Going off the drug can also cause " [rebound weight gain, and it can really be devastating](https://people.com/health/ozempic-rebound-is-real-doctor-says-weight-gain-can-be-devastating-after-stopping/)," Dr. [Ozempic face](https://people.com/health/ozempic-face-doctors-explain-the-side-effect-of-using-diabetes-drug/)." Caroline Apovian, co-director of the Center for Weight Management and Wellness at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, told PEOPLE the trend is " [taking away from patients with diabetes](https://people.com/health/doctor-explains-why-tiktokers-should-avoid-viral-weight-loss-trend-with-diabetes-drug-ozempic/)." and the United States public that really needs these drugs can't get them." We're talking about people who are dying of obesity, are going to die of obesity." Apovian added: "We have lifesaving drugs…

Almond growers are anxiously scrutinising the impact of a bee shortage that hit orchards during their crucial pollination period last August – as harvest ...

Please click below to help InDaily continue to uncover the facts. Your contribution goes directly to helping our journalists uncover the facts. Jackson said South Australia is the birthplace of the almond industry in Australia with the first trees planted on Kangaroo Island. Despite the challenges, almonds are continuing to be a growth industry, Jackson said, with new orchards still being planted across the state including around the townships of Lyrup and Monash in the Riverland. Jackson said there are now 3.5 million almond trees planted in South Australia “and if you need five to six hives per hectare and you have 1000 hectares of trees you can imagine that is a lot of money”. This now includes the cost of in-demand hives skyrocketing with NSW border restrictions still in place, it cost about $30 to secure a hive for pollination about 15 years ago and Jackson said this price is now hovering around $200 a hive this year.

Nakodar Civil Hospital is facing a shortage of specialist doctors. Senior Medical Officer (SMO) Dr Sanjiv Kumar said there are 14 posts of medical officers ...

The SMO said there are 77 sanctioned posts of medical and para-medical staff in the hospital of which 36 are lying vacant. The supply of medicines is also not regular and as per requirement. Senior Medical Officer (SMO) Dr Sanjiv Kumar said there are 14 posts of medical officers in 50-bed hospitals but the posts of surgeon, ENT specialists, radiologists, anaesthetist, pathologist, and two posts of medical officers are lying vacant.

High licence fees, a lower minimum age, and poor working conditions mean not enough people are willing to drive buses and coaches in Europe.

A 63-year old coach driver told EUobserver he struggles to see his wife, children, and grandchildren on a regular basis. "The proposed revision of driving and rest time rules in coach tourism could be a nail in the coffin for road passenger transport and road safety," the ETF said. When asked if she would accept these new conditions, she didn't hesitate. It called on the EU to improve working conditions and invest in new technologies to keep the sector going, and to maintain the current conditions for rest and driving times. What would this mean in reality? [below 25 years old in Europe](https://www.iru.org/news-resources/newsroom/global-driver-shortages-2022-year-review) today, the IRU said. The minimum age to obtain a licence is between 21 and 24 —not 18, as proposed by the industry—, with very few young people going into the profession and a wave of retirements on the horizon. Drivers would not even have enough time to go to the toilet or have a snack, it said. [permits to workers from third countries ](https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2023/01/25/non-eu-bus-drivers-permitted-to-work-to-tackle-recruitment-crisis/)to address the shortage of these professionals, to give a few examples. [according to a recent report by the International Road Transport Union (IRU)](https://www.iru.org/news-resources/newsroom/europe-driver-shortage-triple-2026-if-no-action-new-iru-report). But "a 15-minute break is practically a non-break for bus and coach drivers," the ETF pointed out. The second is to make it easier for firms to force drivers to work 12 days in a row without a day off.

But two of its ideas are causing concern to the European Transport Workers Federation (ETF) . The first modification would seek to give more flexibility in the ...

[France](https://nnn.ng/tag/france/) is missing 7,000 school bus drivers due to workers leaving the profession. How is that going, and what are the likely knock-on effects for Europe? A 63-year old coach driver told EUobserver he struggles to see his wife, children, and grandchildren on a regular basis. [](https://nnn.ng/hausa/#=hausa 24) [](https://nnn.ng/i/#=link shortner twitter) [Germany](https://nnn.ng/tag/germany/). “I will quit”, she said. What would this mean in reality? [ETF](https://nnn.ng/tag/etf/)) . [Norway](https://nnn.ng/tag/norway/) to find out their position. [IRU](https://nnn.ng/tag/iru/)). [General news](https://nnn.ng/general-news/) [](https://nnn.ng/#:~:text=ninjaoutreach alternative)

On the 25th of January, the European Transport Workers' Federation (ETF), organised a roundtable on “The Future for Transport”. Commissioner for Transport ...

Crises like COVID 19 and the war in Ukraine have shown how reliant we are on people to ensure the security of supplies (goods, medicines, equipment etc..). However, as evoked during ETF’s roundtable, in transport and logistics, the shortage of available labour directly impacts cargo flows and thus the fluidity of the supply chains. The EU is facing important challenges and if we want to be able to meet the objectives, there is an urgent need to tackle all issues in a holistic way.

Pennsylvania for years has struggled with fewer people applying to open teaching positions across subject areas. Advertisement. The state is also facing a ...

Morton said the idea is to create “some incentives to make the education that’s necessary to become a teacher less formidable.” That means “students of color and students living in poverty are much more likely to be taught by novice or underqualified teachers,” the report reads. “Addressing Pennsylvania’s teacher shortage crisis will not be easy,” the report reads. State officials in January discussed a career and technical education program that would allow students in high school to take courses related to the education field. Once students are on that career path, the report suggests making it easier to pay for college classes or tests required to receive a certification. The program would introduce students to the profession while also gaining classroom experience. “I think this particular topic is fertile ground for a very bipartisan solution,” Morton said. The report also highlighted a lack of diversity among teachers. That number dropped to more than just 5,000 for the 2020-21 school year, according to data from the Pennsylvania Department of Education. The recommendations range from offering free schooling for prospective teachers to creating avenues for advancement within a teaching position. … We really need to have very systemic approaches to the solutions and not piecemeal legislation.” “These have been developing over a long period of time.