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Breaking: 1.1 Million File Jobless Claims, Labor Market Remains Unstable Amid Pandemic

The U.S. labor market remains unstable as 1.1 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, up from 960,000 the week before.

While there were far fewer jobless claims than at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, unemployment benefit applications have hovered between 1-2 million for the past two months, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. The labor market continues to reel from business closures prompted by the spread of coronavirus.

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1.1 Million File Jobless Claims, Labor Market Remains Unstable Amid Pandemic

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Breaking: 1.1 Million File Jobless Claims, Labor Market Remains Unstable Amid Pandemic Breaking: 1.1 Million File Jobless Claims, Labor Market Remains Unstable Amid Pandemic Reviewed by Diogenes on August 20, 2020 Rating: 5

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