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Why Local Governments Trail Private Employers in Hiring

U.S. employers have added jobs at a traditionally sturdy tempo since rising from the pandemic recession, with a notable exception: state and native governments.

The nation misplaced about 22 million jobs in March and April 2020, or 14% of the entire, when the Covid-19 pandemic first hit the U.S. financial system. Total payrolls began rising in May of that yr, and by July of this year the general labor market had extra jobs than in February 2020, based on the Labor Department.

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