Today's post is an update of a chart we originally featured back on 5 January 2011. It speaks for itself:
In the chart, we're measuring the strength of all the post World War II recession recoveries as measured from the very bottom of payroll jobs lost. The last time we featured it, the recovery from the 2007 recession was just barely the worst ever.
And today, it is definitively the worst recession jobs recovery ever.
Labels: jobs
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