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โHigh demand and low supply in the workforceโ: San Antonio business owners struggle to find employees to operate at 100%
SAN ANTONIO โ The coronavirus pandemic is placing strain on staffing at San Antonio restaurants trying to operate at 100%, but they donโt have the employees to do so. James Moore, the president of the Texas Restaurant Association San Antonio Chapter and owner of Full Belly Cafรฉ & Bar, says everyone in the industry is struggling to get back to a new normal with limited staff. โThereโs high demand and low supply in the workforce right now. Business owners are asking for a bit of grace for their clients and customers as businesses try to reintegrate. San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said there are several grants still available for businesses that are struggling.