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While operators continue to point to high unemployment benefits keeping workers from returning, various reports show the staffing shortage is much more complicated.
The Economic Injury Disaster Loan program previously capped loans at $500,000, and the National Restaurant Association worked with the SBA to help develop requirements that give struggling restaurants more flexibility.
The requirements will impact some 80 million workers in private sector businesses, in addition to many federal employees and contractors, the White House said.
The National Bureau of Economic Research also finds that hiking the tipped minimum wage would do little to prevent employees from falling into low-income brackets.
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