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LISTEN: Labor Shortage, Inflation Still a Challenge for AL Small Businesses

LISTEN: Labor Shortage, Inflation Still a Challenge for AL Small Businesses

December 12, 2022

LISTEN: Labor Shortage, Inflation Still a Challenge for AL Small Businesses

NFIB State Director Rosemary Elebash says the labor shortage, ongoing supply chain issues, and inflation remain serious issues for Alabama’s small businesses. Speaking recently with Troy Public Radio, Elebash said that’s why it’s essential for people to continue to support small businesses during the holidays and throughout the year. “What we have learned is that for every dollar you spend in a locally owned business, it turns over seven times in your community,” she said. Listen to the entire interview below.  
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