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14B   

(impact of tight labor market) Gone without needed employees.

14B 1a

(impact of tight labor market) You personally required to work more hours.

14B 1b

(impact of tight labor market) Other employees required to work more hours.

14B 1c

(impact of tight labor market) You forced to limit operating hours, production, the number of jobs you take, etc.

14C   

(impact of tight labor market) Hired temporaries from temporary agencies.

14C  1

(impact of tight labor market) Later hired one or more of these temporaries as a regular employee.

14D   

(impact of tight labor market) Out-bid other potential employers with higher compensation and/or better working conditions.

14D  1

(impact of tight labor market) How did you outbid others? Did you offer:?

14E   

(impact of tight labor market) Spent more time and effort recruiting new employees.

14E  1

(impact of tight labor market) What type of recruiting activity have you increased most?

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Volume 1, Issue 1, 2001
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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