Post Falls economics talk outlines how labor market has 'run out of juice'
Samuel Wolkenhauer gives a talk Tuesday about what he sees as an "eroding" job market at the Prairie Falls Golf Club in Post Falls.
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Christina Petit, president and CEO of the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce, introduces a talk by Samuel Wolkenhauer at a Connect4Lunch event Tuesday.
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Locals collect to hear a presentation about economics at a Connect4Lunch on Tuesday at Prairie Falls Golf Club in Post Falls.
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POST FALLS — Idaho Department of Labor Economist Samuel Wolkenhauer on Tuesday said the job market is “eroding” but expressed hope that Idaho’s economy will remain resilient.
“Nationally, the economy is softening but locally, we’re still showing strength month after month, so we hope to keep defying that trend,” Wolkenhauer said.
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