What happened to the "good jobs"? A look at the decline of jobs that supported middle class life
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The number of unemployed Americans looking for work has plummeted to pre-pandemic levels, according to the U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics.
But workers are also quitting in record numbers. Job opening reached a near-record high with businesses looking to fill a record 11.1 million slots, the Labor Department said this month.
Some experts say it is a sign the U.S. has plenty of jobs — just not enough of what many would consider "good" ones.
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