61.   That gives the region a better chance than other metropolitan areas of finding workers.

62.   That means the difficulty in finding workers serves as an incentive to companies to increase productivity to hold down costs.

63.   The bureau cannot find enough workers.

64.   The company finds temporary workers for high-tech and professional businesses.

65.   The difficulty in finding workers serves as an incentive to companies to increase productivity to hold down costs, Rivlin said.

66.   The low-cost imports, it turned out, helped contain inflation and relieve pressure on U.S. companies that are having a difficult time finding skilled workers.

67.   The most immediate problem is finding enough workers.

68.   They are finding alienated workers, soured by decades of poor treatment at the hands of Communist managers.

69.   They earn their revenues by charging employers who use the site to find workers.

70.   To find workers, many companies have been willing to go to extraordinary lengths.