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Byron Brooks, 57, had been at his job in sales for 15 years, often working six to seven days a week clocking more than 100 hours per week before the COVID-19 pandemic. Flush with overtime pay, Brooks said he was able to purchase his first home in the West Pullman neighborhood in 2018. But when the pandemic hit, his overtime work stopped, cutting his average yearly earnings down from around .
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