It's been one year since Covid-19 was declared a pandemic and businesses started closing. CNN Business looks back on the pandemic's impact on the global workforce and how things may have forever changed.
New York A year ago, the Covid-19 pandemic prompted a swift, sweeping lockdown on the United States. It left more than half a million Americans dead and created the sharpest economic contraction on record. Between March and April last year, more than 22 million jobs vanished in the United States. The majority came from the leisure and hospitality industry — restaurant and bar workers, hotel staff, event planners, virtually all positions that rely on face-to-face interactions. For millions of other Americans whose jobs were deemed"essential," going to work became a life-and-death risk. In both cases, the burden has been disproportionately borne by women and people of color.
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WHERE ARE OUR TAX REFUNDS? WE WANT A STATEMENT FROM THE IRS!
Open the country
Where is the President of the United States of America 🇺🇸 and why is the door left open?
No, I believe Trump did that all by himself!