Guest Post: John Dearie, Co-Author, Where the Jobs Are

Guest Post: John Dearie, Co-Author, Where the Jobs Are

The Great Recession eliminated nearly nine million American jobs. The damage to U.S. labor markets was the most extensive, in both absolute and percentage terms, since the Great Depression, destroying all employment growth over the prior decade. Just as alarming, nearly five years later, more than 20 million Americans remain jobless, underemployed, or have left the workforce discouraged.