Concerns in the US job market
1.8 million jobs were added to the US job market in the month of July. What's more, is that the unemployment rate also declined to 10.2 per cent. While we are showing signs of recovery from an economic standpoint, how we treat the next few months to come are detrimental, as most of the labor market relies on the containment of COVID-19 - which is key to ensuring that companies can safely conduct operations without risking the lives of their employees and others. Take a look at the details here.
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