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Xavier Jordan loads non-woven material for faces masks on production line 12 at Medline on Monday, Sept 20, 2021, in Lithia Springs. Medline has grown dramatically from 2 production lines and 20 employees to 12 production lines and nearly 500 employees. “Curtis Compton / Curtis.Compton@ajc.com”

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Georgia ended the year with big job gains, although December's growth. The new year holds many uncertainties, from inflation to omicron, but experts are optimistic. (Gabby Jones/The New York Times)

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Georgia’s year of strong job growth ends with big December gain

Prices for vehicles are among the components in the inflation numbers calculated by the government. Those prices have been soaring. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)

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Portrait of CEO Pat Flood at the Supreme Lending Southeastern region offices in Alpharetta on Wednesday January 20, 2021. For a story on the Top Workplace midsize category.PHIL SKINNER FOR THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION.

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Mrs. Laurie Plate leads her music class at Cornerstone Christian Academy in Peachtree Corners on Monday January 25th, 2021 For a story on the Top Workplace small category. PHIL SKINNER FOR THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION.

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U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg speaks to the media during his visit to the Georgia Ports Authority's Megarail facility on Friday. Buttigieg's visit highlighted recent coordination with the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Georgia Ports Authority to improved its cargo flow by increasing rail capacity and activating flexible "pop-up" container yards near manufacturing and distribution centers. (AJC Photo/Stephen B. Morton)

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A welcome sign sits at an entrance to the East Atlanta Megasite on US 278 near I-20 on Wednesday, Dec 8, 2021, near the tiny rural community of Rutledge, where Rivian will build an electric vehicle plant. “Curtis Compton / Curtis.Compton@ajc.com”`

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Demand for goods has surged with the usual holiday buying rush, but it is not just seasonal buying on the rise. So the need for workers to been especially acute in warehousing and transportation. In Suwanee, Volcanica Coffee, an online specialty coffee roaster, is doubling the size of its warehouse. (Courtesy Volcanica Coffee)

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Clark Dean, executive managing director at Transwestern, a commercial real estate company, speaks to a group of people during a tour of the future midtown Atlanta facilities of the Center for Global Health Innovation on Wednesday, December 15, 2021. Miguel Martinez for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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A local resident navigates the 4-way stop on East Main Street in historic downtown Rutledge on his way to the Caboose on Wednesday, Dec 8, 2021. Ed Hogan, owner of the Caboose restaurant, is opposed to a Rivian electric vehicle plant, saying "it's going to be too many vehicles. There will be 200 cars out here. I don't know what other people want but we like it the way it is." “Curtis Compton / Curtis.Compton@ajc.com”`

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In tiny Rutledge, Rivian’s proposed EV plant the talk of the town

Jeff Keeney, director of training at Daly's Truck Driving School, directs a student during a test in November. The school turned out about 1,700 students last year and is operating at full tilt, which could help address trucking backlogs. Miguel Martinez for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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