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When it comes to what people in America are making at their jobs, it often comes down to merit, experience and, apparently, attractiveness.

If you think parking in downtown Portland is a nightmare, try being a server. With garages charging up to $50 a day and a strict 2-hour street parking limit, many restaurant workers are losing a chunk of their paycheck just to park for their shift. Something has to change.

A lot of businesses have recovered from the pandemic, but with the supply chain shortage that drove up food costs and the lack of employees that were able to work, ultimately put restaurant owners in a tale spin.

According to News Center Maine, the move comes just days after a second employee tested positive for coronavirus.

They've made helping the employees very easy

Other state's are offering incentives to retain residents, so why not Maine?

The new position will be more physically demanding, leaving the currently employed elderly and disabled greeters unable to fulfill the requirements.