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Despite job growth in 2021, Connecticut has still not recovered jobs lost to COVID-19 pandemic

Despite job growth in 2021, Connecticut has still not recovered jobs lost to COVID-19 pandemic

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CT s steady job growth in 2021 wasn t enough to recover from COVID

While Connecticut's labor market is improving, economists say the state needs to help sectors that provide steadier, higher-paying jobs.

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Job growth in CT was steady in 2021 — but still not enough to recover from COVID

The COVID-19 pandemic was a shock to the labor market in Connecticut, knocking back jobs.

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Job growth in CT was steady in 2021 — but still not enough to recover from COVID

The COVID-19 pandemic was a shock to the labor market in Connecticut, knocking back jobs gains in the sectors that had grown in the decade since the Great Recession and accelerating job losses in those that were already struggling. Even now, over a year after the short-lived pandemic recession, the previous decade’s job growth remains entirely wiped out.

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