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$3 Dilemma: Restaurants Fight to Stay Afloat Amid Wage Hikes - The Food Institute

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Stricter immigration policies are expected to aggravate an already chronic labor shortage in the restaurant industry, leading to wage increases of as much as $3 per hour, data analyzed by OysterLink indicates. Joshua Wood, founder of CJ Digital, a restaurant marketing agency, told The Food Institute higher wages would kill off 10% to 30% of restaurants. “It’s going to be a rocky time for restaurants,” Wood said. The American Immigration Council …
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$3 Dilemma: Restaurants Fight to Stay Afloat Amid Wage Hikes - The Food Institute

Stricter immigration policies are expected to aggravate an already chronic labor shortage in the restaurant industry, leading to wage increases of as much as $3 per hour, data analyzed by OysterLink indicates. Joshua Wood, founder of CJ Digital, a restaurant marketing agency, told The Food Institute higher wages would kill off 10% to 30% of restaurants. “It’s going to be a rocky time for restaurants,” Wood said. The American Immigration Council …

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