NEW YORK, Aug. 31 (UPI) -- Most U.S. jobs lost during the recession paid in the mid-range of wages while the majority of jobs gained since then have paid lower wages, a report said.
The report from the National Employment Law Project said the loss of mid-wage, mid-skill jobs is part of a longer-term trend some call the hollowing out of the work force, which has been accelerated by government layoffs, The New York Times reported.