Customers are returning to businesses across the U.S. as pandemic regulations continue to roll back. But businesses say they’re struggling to hire workers, and some owners are blaming that on the $300 per week supplemental unemployment benefit. Greg Stellatos owns six small grocery stores in Chicago. He shares his experience as he tries to rebuild his business.
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