June 18th, 2014 by WCBC Radio
For years those running or serving in elected office in Allegany County have spoken in glowing terms about the quality of the local workforce- however that theme appears to be changing . Several republican candidates vying for election in next Tuesday’s primary presented a different image Monday night. During a candidates forum, those running for the House 1C seat and for county commissioner say a large percentage of county’s workforce today is not skilled, not adequately educated and not even capable of passing a drug test or showing up for work. Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Stu Czapski tells WCBC News that it has become a growing concern, however it is not a problem that is unique to Allegany County.
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