> In some cases, solar construction companies were turning down projects because they couldn’t find workers. In other cases, workers were commuting for hours to

> In some cases, solar construction companies were turning down projects because they couldn’t find workers. In other cases, workers were commuting for hours to get to sites with no hotels or grocery stores nearby. So ... tired ... of ... this. This is NOT a shortage. This is lack of salary. The oil industry somehow manages just fine to get workers to really out of the way places. Apparently the companies aren't drowning in enough projects to pay more money. Why is that?