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Category: new economy
Coronavirus Wipes Away Recent Wage Gains for Many California Workers, Report Finds
New research finds the pandemic has likely stripped away most of the wage gains made after the Great Recession by California’s lowest earners.
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Coronavirus Wipes Away Recent Wage Gains for Many California Workers, Report Finds