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Staff shortages forcing restaurants to compete for labour, look overseas

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The B.C. restaurant industry says it's struggling to hire new staff. A widespread labour shortage has forced some businesses to offer better salaries and free medical benefits. Others are turning to foreign labour. Still, managers say that no solution offers an easy fix.

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