There are signs all over Greater Cincinnati displaying help wanted statements.“Everyone is just about in the same boat struggling trying to find help. It’s a difficult time,” Shaker Dawod said.Leila and Shaker Dawod are part of a family-owned business that Leila's dad started with one restaurant in 1986. Now the company has 12, including Butterbees American Grill in Clermont County.Although unemployment has now reached its lowest mark nationally since the pandemic began, the Dawods said they have had to get creative attracting workers.“We are giving a $500 sign-up bonus for any position at the Butterbees restaurant,” Leila Dawod said.District Manager Shaker Dawod said, “We want it to last for a while. If this is what's going to catch the public’s eye to bring them in, then we will bring in talented team players."Other businesses are also trying to get workers through incentives. You could hit the jackpot at Hard Rock Casino with a sign-on bonus of up to $4,000.With restrictions easing, business is picking up everywhere with one common denominator.“We're wanting to have an advantage on our competitors and other restaurants,” said Leila Dawod.