While President Joe Biden rolls out his plan to improve the country's economy, business owners and workers are still trying to solve coronavirus pandemic-related problems in Maryland.

The coronavirus pandemic changed lifestyles and that's what's now driving the worker shortage.

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Although Maryland saw an increase of 22,000 jobs in July, economists said overall, the pace of hiring has weakened. 

Most unfilled jobs are those that require fact-to-face contact. The Maryland Retailers Association expects improvement in October.

An analysis of data by Earnin, an app that tracks wages, only 1 in 8 unemployed workers found employment in August.

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