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Labor market continued slow recovery in early November
Employment has recovered to 75% of pre-pandemic level
The labor market continued its slow recovery during the week of Nov. 8, according to Virginia Commonwealth University and Arizona State University economists. Early November saw 69.9% of working age
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U.S. employment rising slightly but still mostly flat, survey says
More COVID-19 cases recently have likely created economic uncertainty.
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A survey released Monday by Virginia Commonwealth University and Arizona State University economists indicates that coronavirus-fueled economic uncertainty may have paused the nation’s labor market recovery, which stands at 63.8%