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The National Employment Law Project study of the U.S. recovery and jobs created, showing more low paying jobs created replacing better paying ones
04/27/2014
The study shows high wage industries such as accounting and legal work lost 3.6 million jobs in the recession and added 2.6 million in the last four years. In low wage indusries such as fast food and retail 2.0 million jobs were lost in the recession and 3.8 million jobs were created. Overall better paying jobs were replaced by poorer paying jobs in a weak U.S. recovery.
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