Nearly 40K Illinois jobs still missing 3 years after pandemic – Illinois Policy

The U.S. economy fully recuperated pandemic-era job losses in June 2022 and has since added more than 2.7 million jobs. Illinois’ ability to fully recover remains a question, with the state hitting a record population loss of 104,437 in 2022.
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Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

They are not missing, they are gone. The people and the business have moved to another state, Texas and Florida being the most common ones that welcome business. Has Ken Griffen sent the fat a$$ governor a post card?

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