2021 book subtitled workers of the world
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There are 15 rows and 15 columns, with 0 rebus squares, and 4 cheater squares (marked with "+" in the colorized grid below.)
The grid uses 22 of 26 letters, missing PQXZ.
It has normal rotational symmetry.
Average word length: 5.51, Scrabble score: 288, Scrabble average: 1.49.
Puzzle has 7 fill-in-the-blank clues and 0 cross-reference clues.
This puzzle has 2 unique answer words.
KEYBOARDWARRIORUSINGTHEOLDBEAN
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CROSSATTHEGREEN (2)ODDSONFAVORITES (3)
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2021 book subtitled "Workers of the World" (4)
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Workers of the world…QUIT?
By Steven Hill, Hans Böckler Stiftung, December 9, 2021
US workers are leaving their jobs in record numbers. Are they newly empowered? Or just taking a break from reality?
US workers of all ages and occupations have been voluntarily quitting their jobs in record numbers. In April 2021, the Bureau of Labor Statistics recorded a giant surge in the number of people who left their jobs, with just under 4 million workers quitting voluntarily. Then, in July even more people left their job, and in August the quitters hit another record. In August alone, nearly 7 percent of employees in the “accommodations and food services” sector quit their jobs, meaning one in 14 people working at jobs like hotel clerks, restaurant servers and bartenders quit in a single month. 2021 will likely record the largest number of resignations the US has ever seen.
Even before the “Great Resignation,” as it is being called, employment was down due to massive pandemic layoffs, especially in low-paying occupations. Employment in nursing homes is down 15.2 percent from pre-pandemic levels, in child care 10.4 percent, the temporary help sector 8.7 p