Uptick in COVID-19 cases makes it difficult to bring back jobs. ‘Some people may be put out of the job market for a long time.’ – Chicago Tribune

“The priority has to be trying to get the epidemic under control as much as possible,” said Michael Negron, acting director of the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity. “The better we do on resolving the pandemic and managing its effects the more sustainable growth we can see economically.”
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anonymous
5 years ago

This is Pritzker’s doing in Illinois.

Lyn P
5 years ago

America is F****d so long as all these “leaders” continue the ruse that there is an actual pandemic rather than the severe mis-categorization of many regular causes of death to covid. And the promotion of “cases” to a false significance.The psy-op is of grandiose proportions, as is the very REAL toll on society.

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