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‘Full Speed Ahead’: Officials React to California’s Planned Reopening
A small business watchdog is encouraging Orange County residents to support locally owned shops in droves when California lifts its COVID-19 restrictions in June.
“We’re excited about the reopening, and we’re encouraging as many Californians to get out there and shop at your local toy store, restaurant, auto shop, café,” John Kabateck, California director of the National Federation of Independent Business, told The Epoch Times.
“Give them the business they deserve, because when they start to see their cash registers flowing again, more people will be hired, our communities will get more support, and our public services will thrive the way they had been before this terrible crisis.”
If we can’t get enough staffing, we can’t reopen,” one restaurant owner said. Author: Brea Love (ABC10) Updated: 6:27 PM PDT April 7, 2021
SACRAMENTO, Calif. The National Federation of Independent Business’s latest job report shows 42% of employers are having trouble filling open positions. Restaurant owners in Sacramento are seeing those difficulties first hand.
Tokiko Sawada co-owns Binchoyoki. It’s only open for take-out right now, but she’s planning to start in-person dining for the first time since the pandemic started.
“We need to hire more servers, more prep cooks, more line cooks,” Sawada said. “Putting an ad on craigslist before, you put an ad on and get like 20 applications in one day.”
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