Which cities are losing the most jobs due to COVID
The American job market has struggled since COVID was declared a national emergency. Almost all sectors barring a few have seen a steep decline in jobs. The situation isn't rosy in any of the states. However, things seem to have hit quite hard in a few of the cities. They seem to have a much higher job loss compared to other cities in the country. To read more about these cities, click here.
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