We all know by now that it’s hard for the long-term unemployed to get back into the workforce.
But just how hard is it? Economists at the San Francisco Federal Reserve put a number on the odds.
In the first few weeks after losing their jobs, about 3 in 10 people are able to find work.
But after about a year of being out of work, the chances of landing a job fall to just 1 in 10 per month.
Read more at: money.cnn.com