WASHINGTON - U.S. employment is projected to increase by 6 million jobs this decade, with the annual growth rate sharply slower than during the economy’s recovery from the Great Recession, according to a government report on Tuesday.
The coronavirus crisis delivered the biggest economic shock since the Great Depression, with 22 million jobs lost. Only 9.3 million jobs had been recovered by July. The healthcare and social assistance industry is projected to add the most new jobs, and six of the 10 fastest-growing occupations are related to healthcare, the BLS said.
Well, isn't that special... That will reduce the current 35-MILLION unemployed down to 29-MILLION...plus the additional layoffs to come as sure as night follows day. And like another commenter mentioned... How much is the labor force expected to increase during that period. ;~)
hand to mouth
Trumps America..
? We'll be up 10 million next year, finish recovery from CoVid layoffs and moving ahead in the USA!
what's the population increase in that time?