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Palm Beaches Tourism Industry Reports Constant Labor Demand Amid Low Employment Rates

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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What happened

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Discover the Palm Beaches (DTPB) is hosting a job fair to address workforce needs in the local tourism industry. Heather Andrews, senior vice president of commercial strategy and destination stewardship for DTPB, stated that despite low employment rates in Palm Beach County, there is a constant demand for employees due to seasonality in hospitality and tourism.

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Why it matters

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The tourism sector supports nearly 95,000 local jobs in Palm Beach County. The reported need for staff indicates ongoing operational requirements for businesses, such as Hilton, as the industry prepares for its busy season.

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Who's involved

  • AndrewsSenior vice president of commercial strategy and destination stewardship for DTPB
  • HiltonResort operating within Palm Beach County
  • Palm Beach CountyCounty where the tourism job fair is being held

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • HiltonSpeculative

    Hospitality and tourism businesses in Palm Beach County might see increased demand for labor to support the busy season

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