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  • Kansas can’t keep pace with over half of country on pandemic job recovery

    Kansas can’t keep pace with over half of country on pandemic job recovery0

    • Tax & Spending
    • December 19, 2022

    In October 2022, Kansas was on track to recover to January 2020 job levels by the end of this year. However, November’s job report fell flat on these expectations. The state lost 1,000 private-sector jobs, with a job growth rate worse than 41 other states. This month, Massachusetts and Oklahoma joined 27 other states that

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