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By the Numbers: Income and Poverty, 2020
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State unemployment by race and ethnicity
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Job openings surged in March as the economy continues to recover from the pandemic
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While a disappointing jobs report, job gains in leisure and hospitality respond to increased demand in April
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Job openings and hires ticked up in February
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Strong job growth in March as vaccine distribution expands and the American Rescue Plan ramps up
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State unemployment by race and ethnicity
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Hires continue to slow in the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey for January
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Jobs report shows more than 25 million workers are directly harmed by the COVID labor market: Congress must pass the full $1.9 trillion relief package immediately
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A stalled recovery: Hires fall in the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey
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The U.S. labor market remains 9.9 million jobs below pre-pandemic levels
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Job opening and labor turnover survey reveals increasing layoffs in November
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December jobs report provides a clear picture of Trump’s failed handling of the economy
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey continues to show weaker levels of hires than before the recession hit: Any hope for a quick recovery is off the table unless Congress acts now
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Recovery continues to wane: Expiring unemployment relief means more trouble around the corner
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey shows declines in hires: As winter hits, the Biden administration will be facing a mounting, not waning, crisis
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October jobs report: Next president inherits a devastated economy with millions out of work
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The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey shows hiring failed to improve: Congress must act to fix massive jobs shortfall
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Slowdown in jobs added means we could be years away from a full recovery
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By the Numbers: Income and Poverty, 2019
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A huge jobs deficit remains, by any measure: Congress must provide more relief
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Six months into the recession and a 11.5 million jobs deficit remains
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State unemployment by race and ethnicity
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The bounceback deflates: Job gains slow considerably in July
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The coronavirus shock was historically large—and the bounceback has already likely stalled
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Hires up, layoffs down but more economic pain is on the horizon: Policymakers must act in order to protect workers’ health and economic well-being
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Two months of gains, but a huge jobs deficit remains, and deepening pain is on the horizon: Congress needs to act
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The U.S. economy remains in an enormous jobs deficit: The labor market was down 15.9 million jobs at the end of April (JOLTS data), and down 19.6 million at the middle of May (jobs data)
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While welcome gains, job losses since February still total 19.6 million: Now is not the time to stop providing relief
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Latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey data further illustrate the catastrophic COVID-19 labor market