Division of Labor
While much of the country struggles with job creation, D.C. is in the unique position of having more jobs than residents. At the same time, unemployment is as high as 26 percent in large swaths of the city. DCentric examines why D.C.’s healthy economy has left out so many Washingtonians and what some are doing to close the unemployment gap.
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Five Takeaways from 'Division of Labor'
D.C.’s job market attracts people from around the country, yet sections of D.C. are facing Depression-era unemployment rates. DCentric examined the causes of the jobless disparity in a series of stories last week. If you missed “Division of Labor,” check … Read More
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