More Job Cuts Expected in Georgia
With Georgia unemployment already above the national average, and with a 78 percent increase in initial unemployment claims, Metro Atlanta and Georgia are feeling the brunt of the economic downturn.
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With Georgia unemployment already above the national average, and with a 78 percent increase in initial unemployment claims, Metro Atlanta and Georgia are feeling the brunt of the economic downturn.
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The Associated Press reports that new homes and apartments are being built at a snail’s pace not seen since the recession of 1991, and the pace may dwindle to one not seen since the end of World War II.