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With spring in bloom and millions of Americans getting vaccinated by the day, business has started picking back up for America’s financially battered restaurants. There’s just one problem: They can’t find enough hands to hire. That, anyway, is what’s been reported in araftofarticlesdescribingan industrywide labor shortage that’s challenged eateries across the U.S. and even forced some to close, right when it seemed they’d reached the light at the end of COVID’s long, dark tunnel. Restaurants have been especially troubled by a lack of back-of-the-house staff like line cooks; after all, you can’t serve food if nobody’s in the kitchen.

New yorkUnited statesMiami beachWashington cityDistrict of columbiaNorth dakotaGlassdoor zhaoChristian kerekesArindrajit dubeDaniel zhaoUniversity of pennsylvania ioana marinescuNew york timesUniversity of massachusetts amherstRepublicans in congressDepartment of laborBlaming unemployment