Employers who are struggling to fill jobs are paying a premium for migrant workers
Employers, struggling to fill hourly wage jobs in construction, restaurants and other services, are offering higher pay and better working conditions to people coming to the U.S. to work; ‘The scarcity is huge’
Lenin Cálix, from Ecuador, said migrant construction laborers in the Washington, D.C., area made on average $120 a day before the pandemic but now make about $200 a day.
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