More than 37 million jobs could be lost in the US in the short term because of the coronavirus pandemic, finds the US Private Sector Job Quality Index
The most vulnerable in society will be hardest hit by job losses, with 35.2 million low-wage, low-hour jobs of less than $800 weekly income to be lost
10 million restaurant and food industry jobs will be lost, six million in clothing and retail, and six million in support and accommodation
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By RACHEL SHARP FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 20:02 GMT, 24 March 2020 | UPDATED: 03:33 GMT, 25 March 2020
More than 37 million people in jobs are vulnerable to being laid off in the short term, according to the US Private Sector Job Quality Index, Cornell University Law School's project.暗くなるなあ。
These shock estimates mean around a quarter of the current working population will find themselves out of work in the near future.
Low-paid, hourly workers are expected to be hardest hit, meaning it is those who can least afford to lose their jobs who are the biggest risk, the research finds.
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失業、3700万、特に低賃金層が近い将来、短期間に大打撃
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