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A Roundtable Discussion: The Labor Shortage in Automotive & Manufacturing

July 21, 2021
3:00 PM ET

Even prior to the pandemic, automotive and manufacturing employers struggled to retain and attract workers. Fears of COVID-19, unemployment subsidies, stimulus money, and subsidized COBRA created the perfect storm for an even greater labor shortage.

Please join us for an open discussion amongst industry leaders and to share best practices to attract and retain talent. Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss and brainstorm common challenges in small groups with industry colleagues and experienced attorneys.

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