Looking for a little clarity on this week’s news? Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner examines jobs numbers. Although they beat forecasts, at October’s pace, it would still take about another 16 months for employment to return to pre-pandemic levels.
Source: Inman News
Beyond the headlines: Jobs beat forecasts, still long way to go
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