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Faces of men who are unemployed or in part time work in the U.S. as one sixth of men 25-54 lack jobs in 2014

02/07/2012

The sharp decline in inflation adjusted wages for less skilled workers since 2000 and lack of decent paying jobs has led to many men too discouraged to look for work, and dependent on a spouse's income or government benefits. This is unlike any other post 1950's economic recovery in the U.S.

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