GEORGIA — If you’re looking to get a chicken biscuit or a chicken sandwich today, the only option will be drive-thru for some Chick-fil-A locations.

There are at least two locations in the South that have had to close its indoor dining area due to a shortage of workers.

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The locations are both in Alabama, near Birmingham and Huntsville.

“We, along with many businesses, are in the middle of a hiring crisis,” the location in Madison, Alabama wrote on Facebook.

And it’s not just Chick-fil-A that’s having issues. Channel 2 Action News has reported for months on the work shortage across north Georgia.

Earlier in August, Channel 2′s Tom Jones reported on long lines at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

“Frustration. Cancellation of flights. It’s just getting out of control,” traveler Reggie Caicedo said.

The City of Atlanta said staff shortages is causing a stinky backup of garbage pickup.

“Trash was supposed to be back on its weekly schedule, but they haven’t come now for the second week in a row,” said Atlanta resident Erin Strickland.

Businesses are offering signing bonuses and other incentives to help solve the issue of worker shortage.

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