Rapid economic growth in Guyana, linked to a nascent oil and gas industry, has brought both bounty and concern to the small South-American nation. As Guyana harnesses new petroleum wealth and manages spinoff developments onshore, productivity in some sectors is constrained by labour shortages. That is, there aren’t enough workers all of the time. The News Room’s Vishani Ragobeer explores some of Guyana’s labour needs and how those needs are being met. Ultimately, the question is: Can Guyana find the thousands of workers it needs?