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Originally Posted by Street Pharmacist
The labour crunch isn't sector specific. I can't get cashiers, stock people, supervisors or anything. I've been down a full time pharmacist short since November. I'm doing 60 hour weeks every week because there's just no one. Relief pharmacy agencies will book then 2 weeks out apologize for cancelling.
We phoned around for a quote to rebuild our deck. Only one local contractor even returned the call. He came, got some measurements, then ghosted. He said it's insane because there's so much work but no one can hire
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What's the cause of the labor crunch outside of O&G? It can't all be people who are still preferring to live off CERB/EI? Did everybody suddenly find a remote job that they can do by Zoom from home?