
Worst unemployment rate since WW2 and dead last of all affected economies.
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US unemployment hits postwar high at 14.7%
US unemployment has surged to 14.7 per cent, its highest level since the second world war, after 20.5m Americans lost their jobs last month following lockdowns that choked off the world’s largest economy.
Employment fell sharply across all major sectors, with particularly heavy job losses in leisure and hospitality, which shed 7.7m positions. Education and healthcare lost 2.5m jobs, while retail lost 2.1m jobs. Manufacturing positions declined by 1.3m.
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