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Ohio and other states have felt the effects of shortages in recent years. Food and supplies shortages have become the norm not just in the U.S. but around the world. And five significant shortages continue to affect Ohio residents and businesses.

Five Major Shortages Gripping The State Of Ohio

Many businesses in Ohio have been experiencing staffing shortages that have affected the state for several years. However, some jobs are struggling to attract and retain employees. And some of those job shortages have reached crisis levels.

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Teacher Shortages

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Several certified teachers are shifting towards administrative roles or leaving the profession entirely. And the state is working to fill those vacancies.

Nursing Home Assistant Shortages

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According to a recent AARP report, Ohio's nursing home staff shortages are still above the national average. AARP Ohio urges lawmakers for legislation and updated policies to address the need for fully staffed nursing facilities to protect one of our most vulnerable populations.

Behavioral Health Worker Shortages

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An increased demand for mental health and addiction services is outpacing the supply of professionals who deliver those services.

Housing Shortage

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Another shortage affecting Ohio residents is a housing shortage. With the ongoing housing crisis, Ohioans are experiencing a steep decline in affordability and availability.

Building Material Shortages

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Not only is there a housing shortage, but there is also a shortage of supplies to build those houses. Which further delays the building of quality homes for Ohio residents.

The 10 Snobbiest Cities In Ohio

Having never grown up in Ohio it's hard to tell if these are accurate, but from the look of them, they seem like the kind of city you want to bring money to. Give us your thoughts.

Ohio's Leading Causes of Death

According to the Health Policy Institute of Ohio, these are what is killing working-aged Ohioans, 15-64, the most.

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