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    Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators May 2021 (April 2021 Data)

    Southwestern Oregon Economic Indicators May 2021 (April 2021 Data)

    Here are the indicators for this month. Coos County lost 70 jobs in April, Curry was mainly unchanged. Douglas County lost 160 jobs in April. The unemployment rate has held to nearly the same as March. Some articles that might be of interest to you: The COVID Recession Wreaks Havoc with Hours and Earnings, by David Cooke Long-Term Unemployment is Rising in Pandemic Recession, by Jessica Nelson The Pandemic Push on Part-time Employment, by Christopher Rich Measuring the Puls
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