Sentences with phrase «jobs lost during the recession»

While employment growth has been relatively steady, the economy still has a long road ahead to replace jobs lost during the recession.

I found it interesting in a post I wrote in 2009 that I linked to a Reuter's article that would seem to fly in the face of Mitt Romney's assertion that 92 % of jobs lost during the recession were women.

Fewer higher - paying positions have replaced the jobs lost during the recession, according to new analysis.

By 2012, Florida had recovered only 13.5 percent of the 715,200 jobs lost during the recession, according to a report from Florida International University's Research Institute on Social & Economic Policy.

In promoting its job creation record, the government makes the claim that the economy has recovered all the jobs lost during the recession.

Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli reported in a recent address to the Rockefeller Institute that Syracuse has only regained 38 percent of the jobs lost during the recession, compared to 175 percent in New York City.

New York Federal Reserve senior economist Richard Deitz says while a lot of the jobs lost during the recession in Upstate New York have come back, there is still weakness, mainly in Rochester and Buffalo.

But that doesn't mean that jobs lost during the recession are returning.

The Massachusetts job market has already regained more than half the jobs lost during the recession.

When explaining the reasons for the delayed recovery, David Foote notes, «A lot of the jobs lost during this recession are not coming back because employers have changed their human capital investment models and practices.

According to Colliers, U.S. employers added more than two million new jobs this year, with office - related jobs adding 1.3 positions for every one job lost during the recession.

«Home sales and construction activity depend on steady job growth, which we are seeing, but thus far we've only regained half of the jobs lost during the recession,» Yun said.