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Central Ohio's unemployment rate hit a pandemic low in November as employers continue to slowly bring jobs back to the region. But the region's unemployment rate also fell last month for another, more troubling reason — people dropping out of the labor force. The unemployment rate for the Columbus area was 4.9% in November, down from 5.4% in October, according to state unemployment data released Tuesday. The rate was 3.3% in November 2019 and 13.7% in April during a pandemic peak. The region added 8,700 jobs in November, but central Ohio still has 72,600 fewer jobs than it did a year ago....

Unemployment rate for central Ohio hits pandemic low of 4.9% in November Mark Williams, The Columbus Dispatch © AP Photo/Mike Groll, File The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services says it has had to recalculate its data when it comes to new unemployment claims. Central Ohio's unemployment rate hit a pandemic low in November as employers continue to slowly bring jobs back to the region. Popular Searches But the region's unemployment rate also fell last month for another, more troubling reason — people dropping out of the labor force. The unemployment rate for the Col...

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Article content WASHINGTON — U.S. retail sales fell more than expected in November, likely weighed down by raging new COVID-19 infections and decreasing household income, adding to growing signs of a slowdown in the economy’s recovery from the pandemic recession. The second straight monthly decline in retail sales reported by the Commerce Department on Wednesday could nudge Congress to agree on another fiscal stimulus package. Still, economists say more money from the government and the rollout of coronavirus vaccines would probably not stop the economy from sharply slowing down and even ...

Article content WASHINGTON — U.S. retail sales fell more than expected in November, likely weighed down by raging new COVID-19 infections and decreasing household income, adding to growing signs of a slowdown in the economy’s recovery from the pandemic recession. The second straight monthly decline in retail sales reported by the Commerce Department on Wednesday could nudge Congress to agree on another fiscal stimulus package. Still, economists say more money from the government and the rollout of coronavirus vaccines would probably not stop the economy from sharply slowing down and even ...