The biggest gains over March 2021 were in the leisure and hospitality and trade, transportation and utilities sectors. But there were still 2,800 fewer leisure and hospitality jobs last month than in March 2019.
Alaska had about 6,800 more jobs last month than in March 2021 but it had about 11,900 fewer jobs than in March 2019, before the pandemic.
The oil and gas sector had 500 more jobs last month than in March 2021 but 2,900 fewer jobs than it did three years prior.
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Alaska's March job are up over 2021, but still below pre-pandemic levels - Alaska Public MediaAlaska had about 6,800 more jobs last month than in March 2021 but about 11,900 fewer jobs than in March 2019, before the pandemic.
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Alaska should expect about as many visitors as in 2018 and 2019, cruise line rep saysWith 2022's first cruise ship expected in Skagway on April 26, questions remain about vaccination rates of visitors and extra hurdles to enter Canada. KHNS's Mike Swasey talked with Brian Salerno of Cruise Lines International for an industry perspective.
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Providence Alaska Medical Center hosts first Mini Heart Run since 2019Preschool students from Providence Center for Child Development and Credit Union 1 Little 1′s Learning Center spent Thursday morning scurrying around Providence Health Park Courtyard, during Providence Alaska Medical Center Mini Heart Run.
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Alaska Redistricting Board adopts new maps after court order - Alaska Public MediaThe new plan would join part of the Eagle River area with south Anchorage and Girdwood for one Senate district and another part of the Eagle River area to an area that includes a military base for another Senate district.
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Alaska News Nightly: Friday, April 15, 2022 - Alaska Public MediaTonight on Alaska News Nightly: A new opioid treatment program in Juneau is the first of its kind in Southeast. A volcano could help power an Aleutian community. And birch tree sap harvesters in Talkeetna face effects of a warming climate. Listen here:
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