Labor Market Analysis: Why Workers Get Stuck in Recessions

An economic analysis explores why workers become 'stuck' during recessions, attributing it to a slowdown in labor market movement. The article highlights how the usual shuffling of workers between jobs and unemployment grinds to a halt.

20 Apr, 13:46 — 20 Apr, 13:46

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Why Are Workers Stuck? Not Enough Employers

What makes recessions so harmful to workers is the freezing of movement. The gears of the labor market — gears that are constantly shuffling workers from job to job to unemployment to job again — slow to a crawl.

By Kathryn Anne Edwards

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