I sort of became the unemployment reporter back when COVID really took hold of the economy. I've since become my station's education-focused reporter. But this story provided an opportunity to revisit jobless issues thanks to the latest US Department of Labor report showing claims reaching a four-month low. My photographer and I hit up a local unemployment office and found a man still struggling to find work.. And found another man at a business next door who'd landed on his feet. His boss also explained how she's hiring. I also interviewed a suburban school district about jobs it's hoping to fill. Education is among the sectors seeing job growth.
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