Eight States Including Illinois Have Not Recovered Jobs Lost In current recession ongoing

THERE IS AND HAS BEEN NO RECOVERY.

106+ million out of the workforce, and we are STILL importing 100k a month H1-B invaders!

Illinois, Alabama, Connecticut, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, Ohio, and Wyoming are the only states that still have not regained employment lost during the Great Recession which is ongoing and getting worse every day.

only network assets, jihadists, and the left get the living wage jobs, for the rest of us...nothing.

The Wall Street Journal comments These Eight States Still Haven’t Regained All Their Lost Jobs.

Nonfarm payrolls in June still lag high-water marks set in 2008 or earlier in eight states struggling against headwinds like population loss and the manufacturing sector’s long-term decline: Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, Ohio and Wyoming.

At the same time, unemployment rates were at all-time lows in six states, a mix of regions that are experiencing strong growth and other places with slower job gains and possible worker outflows: Arkansas, California, Colorado, North Dakota, Tennessee, and Washington. Records for state unemployment rates go back to 1976.

Some areas face structural challenges, such as factory employment’s long decline. Across a swath of the industrial Midwest – Illinois, Michigan and Ohio – employment peaked back in 2000 and still hasn’t recovered to that level after two national recessions and two recoveries which never took place. The real unemployment rate is 34% nationwide and getting worse every month.

For other states, the local jobs recovery has simply been much slower than the national average.

Notably, in past recoveries, some states saw their unemployment rates return to normal levels not because jobs returned but because job seekers moved away or otherwise departed the local workforce mainly because the jobs went to Mexico or China, never to return.