Hawaii's job, workforce and population numbers are smaller than before COVID-19. A shaky state economy, buffeted by zigzagging federal spending shifts, destabilized by continuing global conflict and strained by inflation, adds to the worry many kamaaina families feel over a next generation's prospects.
Hawaii's job, workforce and population numbers are smaller than before COVID-19.
A shaky state economy, buffeted by zigzagging federal spending shifts, destabilized by continuing global conflict and strained by inflation, adds to the worry many kamaaina families feel over a next...
The latest economic projections don't build much confidence in an accelerating turnaround.
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Hawaii's job, workforce and population numbers are smaller than before COVID-19. A shaky state economy, buffeted by zigzagging federal spending shifts, destabilized by continuing global conflict and strained by inflation, adds to the worry many kamaaina families feel over a next generation's prospects. The latest economic projections don't build much confidence in an accelerating turnaround.
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