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As hiring slows, employers say it"s getting harder to. Travis bean sanding doors at western building products outside milwaukee. The company"s president said, our problem today is just finding people who want to work. creditlauren justice for the new york times. At western building products" banana-shaped factory on the lip of the menomonee river outside milwaukee, the company"s president, mark willey, is wrangling with a stubborn problem: not enough workers. If someone is here a year, they never leave, mr. willey said. Our problem today is just finding people who want to work. It is a headache employers across the country are confronting, as friday"s monthly jobs report from the government illustrated. The unemployment rate in november held steady at 3. 7 percent the lowest in nearly half a century. And while the pace of hiring slowed to 155,000 from october"s above-average showing, the parade of payroll gains marched on uninterrupted for the 98th month.
