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Chili’s parent Brinker continues to see tight-labor hotspots, especially in Midwest

Casual-dining executives cite some recruitment difficulties but express optimism for holiday staffing

Chili’s Grill & Bar parent Brinker International Inc. continues to see labor-shortage hotspots, especially in the Midwest, but the company is confident the holiday season will be fully staffed, executives said Wednesday.

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