The US could start losing jobs very soon
The US saw a massive decline in jobs and millions of people were laid off due to the lockdown and restrictions imposed because of the virus. At one point, the unemployment rate was in double digits. The unemployment benefit and a positive outlook started bringing things back, not at the pace one would have anticipated though. However, with the significant rise in cases in the last few weeks, things could get back to being quite challenging and America could start seeing people lose jobs. To know more about this, click here.
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