“To a certain extent, having a tighter labor market is a good thing,” said James Myall, a policy analyst at the Maine Center for Economic Policy. “Scheduling and wages have worked on the employer side for a long time, and they are not right now. This is an overdue correction after a long time of low wages and benefits.”
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